How to Make Google Chrome Forget a Permanent HTTP 301 Redirect

There's nothing you can do to clear a visitor's browser cache. However, as I look at a 301 redirect from a Page Rule, it only has ...

You will have the ability to clear the domain cache by clicking the request with Right-Click and select the Clear browser cache.          

Before going to the website open the Chrome Developer tools (F12). · Go to Network tab · Check the Preserve log checkbox · Clear the log.

Go to settings, privacy and security, and then click clear browsing data, select advanced, and clear everything. If you've just followed the ...

The short answer: There is no way to tell the browsers of the users to forget the R 301 redirect. 301 means permanent, it can be only undone on action of the ...

On the right of the top red status bar, click on the down arrow ▽ to open the drop-down menu, and under the Tools group, choose Clear cache.

The current best solution is to use Web Developer Tools ( Ctrl + Alt + I ), click Network and click Disable cache. Load the original URL. Enable the ...

If it's an 301 redirect Chrome will cache it. To clear the cache, go to: Chrome Menu > Settings > Show advanced settings... > Privacy > Click Clear browsing data ...

Clear your browser cache each and every time you make a change to a 301 redirect. · Never put a 301 (permanent) redirect in place unless it is truly permanent!

To clear redirect from Google Chrome or Chromium-based browsers like Microsoft Edge, you must first access the developer tools then refresh.