Clear cache for specific domain name in chrome
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00:00 Clear Cache For Specific Domain Name In Chrome
00:18 Answer 1 Score 58
00:50 Accepted Answer Score 446
01:53 Answer 3 Score 132
02:24 Answer 4 Score 12
02:38 Thank you
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Full question
https://superuser.com/questions/278948/c...
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#googlechrome #browser #browsercache
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 446
UPDATE: As of Chrome version 110.0.5481.104, you can perform the following steps:
F12 > Chrome Developer Tools > Application tab > Storage in left tree > Select the data items to clear, then click Clear site data.
This may be a quicker/simpler way:
- Press F12 to open Chrome Developer Tools (will pop up from bottom)
- Click settings "gear" icon in top-right corner
- Under Network (previously General) check Disable cache
- Reload page and re-enable caching by un-checking this box
ANSWER 2
Score 132
After opening up the developer tools (usually by pressing F12) Click + Hold on the "Reload Page" button. From the popup list, choose "Empty Cache and Hard Reload".
Not sure this clears the cache for the entire domain. But probably satisfies 90% of the use cases of people that visit this SE question.
Note: In some cases this will NOT open the popup list. This is because the page isn't cached at that time, so the menu is not invoked.
ANSWER 3
Score 58
Here's how to delete Chrome's cookies selectively by domain or subdomain:
- go to
chrome://settings/siteData(earlier versions:chrome://settings/content/cookies) - type the domain name in the search box
- click delete
More details here:
http://oxid-blog.euroblaze.de/miscellaneous/delete-google-chrome-cookies-selectively-by-domain/
This can't however select cookies by web folders, e.g. www.domain.com/folder1.
ANSWER 4
Score 12
- Press control shift i (or command shift i on OS X) to open Dev Tools.
- Right-click the reload button next to the address bar.
- Choose: "Empty Cache and Hard Reload".