The first step is to perform a ‘forced refresh’, with the following key combinations:

Windows:    ctrl + F5

Mac/Apple:  Apple + R  or  command + R

You’ve performed the forced refresh, and you still can’t see the changes or are still receiving the same error, the next step is to clear your cache manually.  Each browser has different steps for clearing the cache, with Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari outlined below.

Chrome (on desktop)

1. From within your browser, click the menu button  and select Settings

2. Click Show Advanced Settings at the bottom of the settings section

3. Under the Privacy section, click

4. Ensure that the cache will be cleared from the beginning of time

5. Click Clear browsing data

Firefox

1. From within your browser, click the menu button  and select History

2. Click Clear Recent History

3. From the drop-down menu, select Everything as the time range to clear

4. Click the Details arrow, to select what history elements to clear

5. Click Clear Now

Internet Explorer

1. From within your browser, click the Tools menu  and select Internet Options

2. Within the General tab, under Browsing History click Delete

3. Un-check the Preserve favourites website data box

4. Ensure that Temporary Internet files, Cookies and History boxes are all checked

5. Click Delete

6. When finished, click OK to return to your browser

7. Close the Internet Explorer window and reopen.

Safari (on IOS - iPad, iPhone)

1. Within the setting icon (on your homepage), select Safari from the list

2. Select Clear History and Website Data

3. Select Clear History and Data

Chrome (on IOS - iPad, iPhone)

1. Within Chrome, select the three vertical dots in the top right-hand corner of the screen

2. Click Settings

3. Click Privacy

4. Click Clear Browsing Data

5. Tick on Browsing History, Cookies, Site Data, Cached Images and Files

6. Click Clear Browsing Data

7. Click Clear Browsing Data

8. When you have completed the above, click Finished