Flip one switch
In the tab's refresh options, turn on hard refresh. It works together with whatever timer you've set.
RefreshPilot · Feature
Here's a browser secret: to be fast, your browser saves a copy of pages and sometimes shows you the copy instead of the real thing. Usually fine — terrible when you're watching for changes. Hard refresh says: skip the copy, get the real page, every time.
In the tab's refresh options, turn on hard refresh. It works together with whatever timer you've set.
From now on, each automatic reload fetches everything fresh from the website — no saved copies, no memories.
Whatever is on the page now is what the website really says now. Your keywords and alerts check the truth, not a copy.
01 — What it does
Imagine asking your friend "what's the score?" and they answer from memory instead of checking — that's what a browser cache does. It remembers the page from last time and serves the memory, because that's faster. So a "live" dashboard can show yesterday's numbers, or a shop page can still say "Sold Out" after the restock. The page looks fine. It's just wrong.
Hard refresh is the fix: every automatic reload tells the browser "no memories — go ask the website for real." It's the same thing as pressing Ctrl+F5 by hand, but automatic, every cycle. Turn it on for dashboards, status pages and any shop where the page seems to lag behind reality. It costs a slightly slower load; it buys you the truth.
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Contactar con soporteEasy test: press Ctrl+F5 (a manual hard refresh) on the page. Did something change that a normal reload didn't show? Then the page was serving you old copies — turn on hard refresh so your automatic reloads skip them too.
A little — each load fetches everything fresh instead of reusing saved parts. On a 30-second-or-slower timer you'll never notice. Just don't combine it with super-fast reloading you don't need.
No. Hard refresh skips saved page copies, not your login. You stay signed in, exactly like when you press Ctrl+F5 yourself.
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