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Removing Browser Cache

Discussion in 'All Other Brands of Wireless Phones' started by kddixon, Jan 2, 2003.

  1. kddixon

    kddixon New Member

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    Sanyo 4900 with Vision PCS:

    Without turning off my phone and relogging back into the web, how do you empty the browser cache to reload a page?

    Thanks,
    Kay
     
    #1 kddixon, Jan 2, 2003
  2. tdj0

    tdj0 New Member

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    Hit the function key, then "More Options", then scroll to "Refresh this page" (or press 8).
     
    #2 tdj0, Jan 2, 2003
  3. kddixon

    kddixon New Member

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    Thanks!

    I've had my phone 3 days, and I am still learning! So many options...

    [​IMG]

    Kay
     
    #3 kddixon, Jan 2, 2003
  4. timtucker

    timtucker Junior Member
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    While in the browser, if you hit the web key and then 8, that will refresh the page. Hitting web and then 9 will restart the browser. This should correct any cache problems you are having.
     
    #4 timtucker, Jan 3, 2003
  5. CEGiven

    CEGiven Senior Member
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    I've done some testing with the Sanyo 4900 (i.e., the NetFront browser) and refreshing a page doesn't always clear the cache. Using the "Restart Browser" function does a much better job of clearing the cache.
     
    #5 CEGiven, Jan 3, 2003
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