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Each Google Chrome update brings many advantages but also many disadvantages for the developer. Today, I do not know whether it was because of the update, I noticed that chrome caches everything successively without disassembling. Here is an example:

I develop the site as usual. Style sheets, js, etc. When I make some changes to stylesheet file, respectively, it should be changed after reloading the page, or so it was until recently. Now I have to clear the cache (CTRL + SHIFT + i => Network => Disable cache, but there is little notice While DevTools is open). The question is: Can I return everything as it once was? When I made changes to the stylesheet file, can they take effect after usual page reloading, instead of permanently opening the developer dashboard?

David R.
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  • I noticed that too today, something changed with cahching. Optionally, you can refresh page with CTRL+SHIFT+r. – Dhofca Oct 27 '16 at 09:20

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You can download older version of Chrome/Chromium by using the instructions listed here: https://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/download-chromium.

The SO question Disabling Chrome cache for website development deals with an identical issue. In particular, you'll find a link for the Chrome extension Cache Killer which may allow you to develop more easily while still getting the updates your users will receive.

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