Page formatting problems stemming from cached data may occur, and clearing your browser's cache often provides the swiftest resolution, making it the primary troubleshooting step.
While browser caching typically enhances website loading speed, it can occasionally impede access to the most recent webpage version. In certain instances (such as after an update), an outdated or corrupted cache may even hinder proper webpage loading or prevent it altogether! Thankfully, clearing your browser cache is straightforward across all platforms, whether you're on a computer, phone, or tablet.
If you're unsure how to clear your browser's cache, a quick online search using the phrase "how to clear browser cache in [insert your browser name]" will yield step-by-step instructions.
It is highly recommended that, when prompted, you select a time range of "All Time" or "Everything" to fully clear your cached data.
If clearing your browser cache does not resolve the issue, you should also attempt a hard refresh to refresh the web page.
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