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Changes not updating on my website when viewed in Firefox

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Hi, I’m testing a WordPress website in Firefox and noticed that some recent changes (like text or small layout updates) don’t appear immediately. The site is using Cloudflare CDN and caching, and even after refreshing or clearing cache, the older version sometimes still shows.

 [[Website | https://restaurantstocustomer.com/]]

Could this be related to Firefox caching behavior? Is there anything specific I should check to make sure updates appear correctly?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi, I’m testing a WordPress website in Firefox and noticed that some recent changes (like text or small layout updates) don’t appear immediately. The site is using Cloudflare CDN and caching, and even after refreshing or clearing cache, the older version sometimes still shows. [[Website | https://restaurantstocustomer.com/]] Could this be related to Firefox caching behavior? Is there anything specific I should check to make sure updates appear correctly? Thanks in advance for any help.

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Use private browsing, or clear site data and caches.

Some CDN providers also respect cache disposition headers if you ask to skip their caches, so you can open devtools, network pane, "disable caches" checkmark, and reload, to see any difference.

If none of that helps, it means it's still served old from the CDN and you can only either wait, hit the origins instead of the CDN host, or invalidate the caches in you CDN management tools.

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Use private browsing, or clear site data and caches.

Some CDN providers also respect cache disposition headers if you ask to skip their caches, so you can open devtools, network pane, "disable caches" checkmark, and reload, to see any difference.

If none of that helps, it means it's still served old from the CDN and you can only either wait, hit the origins instead of the CDN host, or invalidate the caches in you CDN management tools.

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