Disable cache in browser

Question

Issue I work a lot with stylesheets, I change something and I check how it looks. However most if not all current browsers, store the stylesheet and thus won't let me see the differences. Only with a lot of Reset Safari, Empty Cache button presses it suddenly updates but this is really annoying. Question Is there a way to disable the cache feature in browsers? So it won't store any files and I will always fetch the latest css from the server. Ps. Safari's Empty Cache and Reset Safari doesn't always clear the cache and Develop > Disable Cache doesn't seem to do anything. JavaScript questions and answers, JavaScript questions pdf, JavaScript question bank, JavaScript questions and answers pdf, mcq on JavaScript pdf, JavaScript questions and solutions, JavaScript mcq Test , Interview JavaScript questions, JavaScript Questions for Interview, JavaScript MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)

Answer 1

In Chrome, IE, Firefox, and most other browsers, Ctrl+F5 ("hard refresh") will force reloading cached resources on the page. I do this all the time. I can't speak for Safari, but I'd expect it would do the same. Edit: I just did a search for "+Safari +hard +refresh" and it looks like on the Mac, you hold down the Options key while clicking refresh. Some sources say Shift also works, and that Command+Option+E clears cache.