One click. One site. One fresh load.
A minimal browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox that clears the cache for the current site and hard-reloads it.
Three modes, one button
Click for one site. Hold a modifier for more.
Click — one site
Clears cache and unregisters service workers for the active tab. Other sites stay untouched.
Alt+Shift+A — all sites
Clears the entire browser cache. For when one site refuses to behave and you don't know which.
Alt+Shift+D — deep clear
Cache + cookies + IndexedDB + localStorage for the active site. The nuclear option, scoped.
The cache button your browser forgot to ship
Per-site by default, with escalation modes when you need a bigger hammer.
Per-Site Clear
One click clears cache for the active tab only. Other sites stay untouched.
Three Escalation Modes
Per-site, all-sites, and deep clear (cache + cookies + storage).
Service Worker Aware
Unregisters service workers completely — unlike Ctrl+Shift+R.
Cache Hit/Miss Toast
Confirmation showing how many subresources were served fresh vs. cached.
Reopen in Incognito
One-click deep clear and reopen in a fresh incognito window.
Zero Dependencies
About 150 lines of vanilla JavaScript. No telemetry, no remote calls, ever.
Available where you actually work
Same code, four stores. Or side-load the latest release from GitHub.
Who it's for
Web developers, QA testers, and power users testing dev builds or verifying cache behavior — without nuking every site's session.
Frequently asked
What developers ask the first time they reach for ClearCache.
Stop nuking every site to clear one
Available on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Opera. Or side-load from GitHub releases.
View on GitHub