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Clear current-site cache, fresh reload pages, temporarily keep cache off for one tab, and inspect cache responses. Cache Purge PRO helps developers, SEO professionals, designers and website owners load the latest version of a website without clearing all browser data or losing logins. Use Cache Purge PRO to fix stale browser cache, test recently published website changes and inspect cache-related response information for the current website. KEY FEATURES • Fresh Reload – Reload the current page while bypassing Chrome’s local cache, without changing the URL. • Clear Website Cache – Clear HTTP cache, Cache Storage and the service worker for the current website, then reload a fresh copy. Cookies and saved logins remain safe. • Cache-Buster – Add a temporary _cachepurgepro timestamp to the URL while preserving existing URL parameters and fragments. • Restore Clean URL – Remove Cache Purge PRO’s cache-buster parameter from the URL. • No-Cache Mode – Keep cache disabled for the selected website tab for 15, 30 or 60 minutes. It stops automatically when the selected time ends. • Cache Diagnostics – View browser, CDN/server and service-worker cache information available through Chrome and website response headers. • CSS and JavaScript Diagnostics – Check whether page resources were loaded from browser cache, a CDN/server or the network. • Normal vs Fresh Comparison – Compare an ordinary page reload with a cache-bypassed reload. • Safe Website Testing – Cache actions are limited to the current website or selected tab. Cookies, saved logins, passwords and browsing history are not cleared. PRIVACY Cache Purge PRO runs locally inside Chrome. It has no account system, advertisements, analytics service or external backend. Website URLs and cache diagnostic information are not sent to the developer or third parties. Only lightweight display preferences may be synchronized using Chrome Sync when enabled by the user. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Cache Purge PRO controls Chrome’s local browser cache. A website’s CDN, hosting cache, reverse proxy or WordPress cache plugin may still return an older server-side version. Cache diagnostic results depend on the information made available by Chrome and the website’s server.