Clear cache in Chrome

How can I clear Chrome’s browser cache to fix Tallyfy issues?

Clearing Chrome’s cache resolves display problems, loading errors, and outdated content issues in Tallyfy by removing stored temporary files that may be corrupted or outdated. This process forces Chrome to download fresh content from Tallyfy’s servers.

1. Launch Chrome on your computer.
2. Click the three-dot menu icon (⋮) located in the top right corner.
3. Select Settings from the dropdown menu options.
4. Navigate to Privacy and security in the left sidebar.
5. Click Clear browsing data to open the clearing options.
6. Choose a time range from the dropdown menu. Select All time for complete cache clearing.
7. Enable the Browsing history checkbox.
8. Enable the Cookies and other site data checkbox.
9. Enable the Cached images and files checkbox.
10. Click Clear data to remove all selected items.

What should I do after clearing Chrome’s cache?

After successfully clearing the cache, completely close Chrome and reopen it before accessing Tallyfy again. This ensures all cached data is properly removed and Chrome starts with a clean slate.

Common issues resolved by clearing cache

Clearing your browser cache can often fix problems like:

• Pages not loading or displaying correctly
• Login difficulties
• Forms not submitting
• Seeing old content instead of updates

What if clearing cache doesn’t resolve my Tallyfy issue?

If clearing Chrome’s cache doesn’t resolve your Tallyfy problems, please contact Tallyfy support ↗ for additional troubleshooting assistance and specialized help.

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