CTRL F5 on a Mac?

Hey! :) I was just wondering if there is a mac equivalent for CTRL f5. For those of you who don't know, in windows you can click CTRL f5 to reaload the page and its cache. CMD R on a mac just reloads the page, but not the cache. I need to do this as im a web developer and i need to be able to reload the cache on the page for the CSS styles to "cache" up (see what i did there :P). I use Google Chrome. Can anybody help me on this?

control f5 clearing cache mac command

asked Mar 23 '12 at 18:55

P3dr0Lopez
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0	Pressing f5 on a Mac (fn key and then the "increase keyboard brightness" button) also reloads the page. I'm not sure about the cache part though. Is there a specific way to tell if the cache is reloaded too? answered Mar 23 '12 at 19:40 hansring 1.4k●33●38●61

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