Clear Cache & Hard Reload
First, note the version that you are currently running. The version can be found in the lower right hand portion of any page in the application.

Chrome
Option(Windows)
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1:
Hold down Ctrl and click the Reload button
Option 2:
Or, Hold down Ctrl and press F5
Option 3:
In(Mac)
- Hold ⇧ Shift and click the
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Now, go to the refresh button in the upper left part of your browser.
Right-click and choose Empty Cache and Hard Reload.

Confirm that the last digit of the version has incremented.
At this point you may also choose to clear your Cookies and Site Data when exiting Chrome.
To do this, once again, click the 3 vertical dots in the top right-hand corner of Google Chrome and click Settings.

Next, under Privacy and Security, click Site Settings.

Next, click Cookies and Site Data.

Finally, make sure the slider is turned ON in the Clear cookies and site data when you quit Chrome row.

Now, upon exiting Chrome, your Cookies and Site Data will be cleared.
Internet Explorer 11
First, we strongly suggest you do not use IE11 and instead use Chrome, Edge or Firefox.
WindowsIf
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you must use IE, here are 3 ways to clear cache:
Hold the Ctrl key and press the F5 keyOption 1: -
2: -
3:
Option
Or, Hold the Ctrl key and click the Refresh button
Option
Or, Go to the settings cog in the upper right portion of the browser and choose Internet Options.
In the Internet Options dialog, from the General Tab, choose Delete in the Browsing History section.
Now delete as illustrated below.
Firefox
In Firefox, this is pretty simple. Here are 2 ways to clear cache.
Option 1:
- (Windows)
- Hold down Ctrl, Shift and the ‘R’ key.
Option 2:
- or, Hold down Ctrl and press F5