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Browser cache is a temporary memory that your computer uses to speed up web browsing by loading previously visited web pages. When someone makes an update to a web page and you go to look at that page you have previously visited your cache loads the old page because that's what's saved locally. By clearing the browser's cache you force your computer to reload all the up-to-date website data from the web server.

Instructions for logging into your Office 365 account at UW-Platteville

Web Browser Compatibility Guide for PASS. Users are strongly encouraged to use these browsers, as others may not be compatible with PASS.

Steps for trouble shooting error on the web for the public website, Portal, Dashboard, and other Web Development based tools.

Browser cache is a temporary memory that your computer uses to speed up web browsing by loading previously visited web pages. When someone makes an update to a web page and you go to look at that page you have previously visited your cache loads the old page because that's what's saved locally. By clearing the browser's cache you force your computer to reload all the up-to-date website data from the web server.