If you are working on developing a website and test your pages in Apple Safari, you may want to completely disable page caching so that your pages are never cached. We show you how with this tutorial.
Note: This process only turns off caching for the current browsing session.
- Select the “Safari” menu, then choose “Preferences“.
- Select the “Advanced” tab and check the “Show Develop menu in menu bar” option.
- Close the Preferences window.
- If you don’t have the Menu Bar enabled, select the settings gear, then choose “Show Menu Bar“.
- Select “Develop“ > “Disable Caches“.
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Angry Nerd says
Well hell thanks Apple. Why would they do that? I can’t tell how many times I’ve been swearing at my computer today because the CSS wasn’t working – and then I realized the cache is no longer permanently off even though I have the dev tools open.
Bill says
No, it doesn’t. Apple has removed “Disable Caches” from Develop menu
Rob says
thanks