To fix these or other problems, someone may recommend that you clear your cache. If you are learning to build your own website and you make changes in the backend, but don’t see them in the front-end, you may be looking at a caching issue. If you know a web page has been updated, but you aren’t seeing the newer version, the problem could be your browser’s cache. It can reuse parts of that page that it stored in the cache. When you visit a website once, your browser typically stores some or all of the page you visit so that the next time you go there, it won’t have to download the entire page again from a server hundreds or thousands of miles away. The creator of WP-Rocket, a WordPress caching plugin, says, “A cache temporarily stores content for faster retrieval on repeated page loads.” A browser cache is a one that is stored and managed by a browser.

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