How to force reload a web browser

Mytour will show you how to force a page reload on your browser. This action refreshes the cache and loads updated content on the page. You can do this on Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, and Safari using different keyboard shortcuts depending on your browser.

Hold down Ctrl and click the ⟳ icon on Windows. Alternatively, you can hold Ctrl and press F5 to force reload the page.

• The ⟳ icon appears to the left of Chrome's address bar.

Hold down ⇧ Shift and click on the ⟳ icon on your Mac. You can also press ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift and hit the R key to force reload the page.

• The reload icon (⟳) appears to the left of the address bar in Chrome.

Hold down Ctrl and press the F5 key on your Windows PC. You can also hold Ctrl+⇧ Shift and press the R key to force reload the page.

Hold down ⇧ Shift and click on the ⟳ icon on your Mac. You can also hold ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift and hit the R key to force reload the page.

• The reload icon (⟳) appears to the right of the address bar in Firefox.

Press and hold Ctrl and press the F5 key. The current page in Microsoft Edge will be force reloaded.

• Microsoft Edge is only available on Windows.

Press and hold Ctrl and click on the ⟳. You can also press and hold Ctrl and press the F5 key to force a page reload.

• The reload icon (⟳) is located at the top-right corner of the Internet Explorer address bar.
• Internet Explorer is only available on Windows.

Press and hold ⇧ Shift and click on the ⟳. The reload icon (⟳) is located to the right of the Safari address bar. The Safari page will be force reloaded.

• Safari is only available on Mac.

• Although you cannot force a page reload on a mobile browser, you can clear the browser's cache and cookies to ensure all pages load updated data.

• Forcing a reload on certain pages, such as the account creation page, may result in the loss of any information you have already entered.