Discover the distinction between updating with the F5 key and using the Ctrl+F5 keys
It often happens that you are browsing a website and the page automatically reloads, and you do not see any difference on this page, or that you enter a news website, for example, and browse it, then enter it the next day and do not find anything new, and the news that you read yesterday has not changed and nothing has changed on the page, so there must be some problem. Let's find out together:
Dear follower of Houhou blog , I would like to tell you something new and remind those who know about it, which is that the operating system we use saves a copy of all the sites we visit and saves it in a special folder on the operating system disk , and the goal of this is to quickly open the site at a later time , so instead of the browser downloading the site from the server, it calls the copy that it previously saved on the operating system disk , and this is where the problem begins, as when you open the site you do not see anything new , so you resort to the reload button from the top of the browser , or press the F5 key , and sometimes this does not work , as the browser displays the same thing that was previously displayed , and here lies the difference between updating with the F5 key and the CTRL+F5 keys.
The difference between the two methods is that when you press the F5 key, the browser in some cases calls the site from the same folder that you have saved in the system cache, but when you use the Ctrl+F5 keys, this forces the browser to download a new copy from the server and not from the folder that was stored, and even replaces the files you have saved with new ones that were recently downloaded.
But I would like to point out that the occurrence of such things is rare, even rare, due to the development of programming languages that are relied upon in browsers. However, this may happen, especially on sites that specialize in communications recharge balances, etc.