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[pc.iow]

How does one clear their cache on an iPhone?

[thebraketester]

Settings >>>> safari >>>> advanced >>>> website data


Search for pistonheads and swipe it to delete it

[Google [bot]]

Thank you Gents.

I should have remembered that from all the other forums that require me to do this but must have forgotten.

[MYOB]

thebraketester said:

Settings >>>> safari >>>> advanced >>>> website data


Search for pistonheads and swipe it to delete it

Great, this fixed it. Thanks.

[Clockwork Cupcake]

Confirmed on Android (well, OxygenOS).

You need to clear your cookies and site data. Unfortunately I accidentally cleared them for all sites rather than just PH.

(It's under settings -> Privacy in the default Chrome browser, btw)

Edited by Clockwork Cupcake on Monday 20th August 12:23

[FiF]

Plus when done, not forgetting to check your advertising preferences are still set as you wish them to be.

[Turn7]

BenLowden said:

Clearly, the fix release has not been as imminent as expected, but I believe the fix is now finally ready for release.......

[trooperiziz]

Strange how the change can be forced upon us without a cookie deletion, but the reversal can't be forced upon us and we have to delete cookies...

[miniman]

trooperiziz said:

Strange how the change can be forced upon us without a cookie deletion, but the reversal can't be forced upon us and we have to delete cookies...

It's not the cookies it's the cache. It will expire and clear of its own accord in due course or you can expedite by clearing it manually. It will be the CSS that is cached.

[pc.iow]

FiF said:

Plus when done, not forgetting to check your advertising preferences are still set as you wish them to be.

I don't see the option on the iphone?

[LordGrover]

Advertising preferences at foot of home page.

[trooperiziz]

miniman said:

trooperiziz said:

Strange how the change can be forced upon us without a cookie deletion, but the reversal can't be forced upon us and we have to delete cookies...

It's not the cookies it's the cache. It will expire and clear of its own accord in due course or you can expedite by clearing it manually. It will be the CSS that is cached.

Strange how the change can be forced upon us without a cache deletion, but the reversal can't be forced upon us and we have to delete the cache...

[Clockwork Cupcake]

trooperiziz said:

miniman said:

trooperiziz said:

Strange how the change can be forced upon us without a cookie deletion, but the reversal can't be forced upon us and we have to delete cookies...

It's not the cookies it's the cache. It will expire and clear of its own accord in due course or you can expedite by clearing it manually. It will be the CSS that is cached.

Strange how the change can be forced upon us without a cache deletion, but the reversal can't be forced upon us and we have to delete the cache...

Just repeating what you said shows you didn't understand what miniman said, despite quoting him.

The original changes were rolled out and probably didn't take effect until the cookies expired and refreshed. Likewise, you can do nothing and eventually the cookies will expire and be refreshed, and the latest changes will then take effect. Deleting your cache just speeds that process up.

[dhutch]

nosuchuser said:

Yay. It's fixed. Hurrah.

Fixed here too.

thebraketester said:

Loving your work.


Daniel

[Turn7]

Yay!