While enhancing performance is usually a great thing, cached resources can cause problems when you have a major change to a web application’s JavaScript or style sheets, as we have with the redesigned charts in AdviserGo. Modern browsers like Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox and Safari tend to cache front-end resources like JavaScript and style sheets (CSS) to increase web application and website performance. The following article details how to do a hard refresh in the most common browsers - Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox and Safari - on both Windows and Mac.īrowser caching is useful for web browsing in that it allows for page that you’ve visited previously to load much more quickly. Microsoft is also working on other features like Cloudflare-powered VPN, Windows Fluent Design integration, and more.Does AdviserGo look out of sorts following a recent update? A hard refresh may be needed.

Microsoft may be planning to push its cloud storage service to more users and even promote OneDrive within Edge. Screenshot shared using Edge Drop, accessible across all devices However, Edge Drop is more convenient and it makes sharing those files easy for beginners not familiar with OneDrive or other services. Of course, if you have to rely on a cloud storage service for sharing files, you might just use it directly. You can edit the screenshot before uploading it to DropĪnything you upload to Drop counts towards your storage plan. Edge shows how much space is currently being used and the feature is apparently linked to your personal Microsoft account’s OneDrive plan. Edge Drop’s built-in screenshot toolĮdge’s Drop is actually powered by OneDrive and it might actually just be cloud storage, but Microsoft is not giving away storage for free. You can also edit the screenshot and outline anywhere you want, and then upload it to the Drop panel.

As you can see in the above screenshot, you can click on the new screenshot capture icon and capture anything on the screen.

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