Under IE browser IE, we can directly
modify the settings of internet options/general/browsing history/to internet temporary file option, and change the check for newer version in webpage to check
every time you visit this page. In this way, we don't have to clear the cache, and we can see
the latest web content every time we refresh.
Firefox browser ( clear the cache and refresh the page every time)
1. Enter about:config on the address bar of firefox and press Enter
2. Find the browser.cache.check_doc_frequency option, double-click to change 3 to 1 and save it.
So what does each value of this option mean. See the explanation below:
0: Once per session
Check every time Firefox starts
1: Each time Check
every time this page is visited
2: Never
Don't check
3: When appropriate/
automatically
Chrome browser
When using Google Chrome browser to debug js, you will find that the modified js will not take effect immediately. This is due to the cache of chrome browser, and cache is prohibited under chrome.
Press F12 (Ctrl+Shift+J or Ctrl+Shift+I) to open the developer tools and find the icon in the lower right corner, as follows:
Click and set as follows:
