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Query: browser *cache clearing* after update

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4 years 1 month ago - 4 years 1 month ago #195085 by r0bis
I wonder what the importance is for clearing browser cache after a comfort update?

It is becoming inconvenient, because in later editions of Chrome or Firefox it clears various other site data - like saved logins, etc. There used to be time when I could choose just my lime domain, but now it seems impossible. As a result I end up not clearing browser cache and usually it works fine after a little while.

Maybe it is not so important? If it is - what exactly must be cleared from cache and why? Any help to answer this would be much appreciated.

At the moment I am trying to get my organisation to use LimeSurvey for a wide range of purposes and so it may be installed on a separate server and administered by IT people - so I need to know these kinds of things.

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Last edit: 4 years 1 month ago by r0bis. Reason: clarity
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4 years 1 month ago #195098 by tpartner
Replied by tpartner on topic Query: browser *cache clearing* after update

It is becoming inconvenient, because in later editions of Chrome or Firefox it clears various other site data - like saved logins, etc.

No, you can clear specific items.



I don't see the need to completely clear the browser cache. You should simply be able to load a fresh version of the page - Ctrl+F5.

At the moment I am trying to get my organisation to use LimeSurvey for a wide range of purposes and so it may be installed on a separate server and administered by IT people - so I need to know these kinds of things.

I would task them with figuring it out. They are, well, IT. :)

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Tony Partner

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4 years 1 month ago #195102 by r0bis
Thanks, Tony,

This is very helpful and clear - as all your other pointers that I have come across. What you said about IT should be right, but the trouble is - that is IT in the NHS. Getting people to do something that is remotely innovative can be very difficult - so one needs to be optimistic, reassuring and provide most answers.

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