When you visit a website your computer will save some of it in a folder so that when you visit that website again it won't need to download everything all over again. This makes the website load faster and saves data. Usually the caching process works flawlessly and you won't even notice except that your favorite websites load more quickly.
However, when you make an update to your website you may not see those changes as the cache is still showing what your website looked like before the updates. We need to clear the cache so that the website (and your changes to it) are all downloaded anew.
Click here for the official Google support page regarding cache.
In the Safari app on your Mac, choose History > Clear History, then click the pop-up menu.
Choose how far back you want your browsing history cleared.
Click here for the official Apple Safari support page regarding cache.
Click here for the official Apple iPhone / iPad page regarding cache.
Click here for the official Google support page regarding cache for android Chrome.
If you have a browser that isn't listed on this page the process should be very similar to the steps outlined above. Feel free to contact our support team and let us know specifically what device and browser you are using if you would like more detailed steps.