How do I disable cache on my iPad?

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How do I disable cache on my iPad?

How to clear your iPad cache

  1. Open Settings and scroll down to the fifth group of options (with mail at the top). Tap Safari.
  2. Scroll down to a line saying “Clear History and Website Data” and tap it.
  3. Tap on “Clear History and Website Data” – job done!

How do you disable cache on iPhone?

Selected Develop > Empty Caches along with Develop > Disable Caches and then also have to clear cache on device using Settings > Safari > Clear History and Website Data and also delete the file from the server until an error occurs saying the file is not present and then place the file back and reload.

How do I clear my cache on my iPhone and iPad?

How to Clear iPhone and iPad Cache

  1. Open the Settings app on your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌ and scroll down to Safari in the list.
  2. Scroll to the Privacy & Security section and tap the blue Clear History and Website Data option near the bottom of the menu. (
  3. Tap Clear History and Data in the popup pane to confirm.

How do I clear Nginx cache?

How to clear Nginx cache

  1. Find you cache path. It might be set in the variable fastcgi_cache_path. If not, the default seems to be /var/cache/nginx/
  2. Remove the cache folder by executing the following command rm -rf /var/cache/nginx/
  3. Restart Nginx to reenable caching.

What is slowing down my iPad?

If your iPad has only recently started slowing down, it might be because it’s running out of storage space. You can check on your free space by opening the Settings app, tapping “General,” and then “iPad Storage.” The top of the screen shows how much free space you have available.

Where is NGINX cache stored?

Metadata about cached content is always stored in main memory, in a shared memory zone accessible by all NGINX worker processes on the host. The zone is allocated with the keys_zone parameter to the proxy_cache_path directive.

How do I clear iPhone memory cache?

How to clear cache on iPhone: Clear browser cache

  1. Go to Settings (the app with the gear icon).
  2. Scroll down until you see Safari. Tap it.
  3. Tap on Clear History and Website Data.
  4. A message will appear warning you that clearing your cache will remove history, cookies and other browsing data. Tap on “Clear History and Data.”