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Refreshing a website is as simple as hitting "F5" on your keyboard, most times. Alternatively you can right click within the header of your browser and you should see something like "view"... Inside are all the different configurations that browser accepts. It's possible that the last update has toggled something removing the visual button for refresh.
Refreshing your browser can be done by pressing the F5 button. You can also refresh and reset your cache at the same time. This can be done with CTRL+F5
To restart you browser: Close it and open it again. To completely restart your browser: Restart your PC and open the web browser again. To refresh a webpage: press Fn+F5 or F5 depending on your PC and Settings. To completely refresh a page: press Ctrl+F5
If you want to refresh the page - press F5 key on the keyboard and in case you want to reset Firefox - uninstall and reinstall it - it is the simplest way.
Just refresh or reload the current webpage twice or more then wait for a moment or close the old browser and open a new one. Tod the former just right click the mouse and hit reload or refresh depending on the type of browser or just click the refresh icon in the browser ribbon above.
Simply RIGHT click in your browser window and a box will pop up. Close to the bottom of that box there is REFRESH, just right click on it and Bingo, one refreshed screen.
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