How to clear ONLY the Revived Cache .... Is that possible in less then 12 seconds ?

Short and fast procedure - That should solve many issues - Any current browser the same procedure - Windows/Linux

You're good with everything - Unless you are working with a Plum, an Orange, a Kiwi, or an Apple

• Check your clock and note the seconds

Logout from Revived without closing the Tab > hit F12

The browser console window appears:

->>> Check you are in the Application Tab, or switch to it

After checking "third party" and all the others ->>>> Click on "Clear Data"

Now ->F12 again - that will close the console windows - Log in to Revived from the same tab

• Check back your clock and note how many seconds it took to you.

Now you can report back your total time in this thread

( 🤷‍♀️ may be you will be the winner 🤷‍♀️ )

Yes, edited it to be clearer.
" Any Browser the same procedure "

Some actions are standardized, from what I know in both Windows and Linus.
I was able to stay away from Apple after Lisa (1980)
- so no Idea on Safari, but it should comply as well.

OMG - - - are people still using Windows in 2023 !

For the website that you are viewing in Firefox.
Mac keyboard shortcut.
Command + i

Security
Clear Cookies and Site Data

Firefox cookies for all websites can be accessed via.
Preferences
Privacy & Security

Manage Data

hmmm.
I said 12 seconds, not twelve minutes.

Afraid not. F12 brings up the Inspector in FF on Windows, Developer tools in Edge, the error console in k-meleon, Inspector in Vivaldi... Sorry! 😀

I'm pretty sure it doesn't work on Mamba, Mosaic or Netscape as well, while it does in Opera.
About non-chromium browsers, Wiki says:
"By 2017 usage shares of Opera, Firefox and Internet Explorer fell well below 5% each,"

Same for Firefox:

So it works in all browser as long as it's Chrome or its derivates.😃

But that can't be right either. AFIK both Edge and Vivaldi is chromium based.

Not the same here

No, It was Chromium ( Brave )

This is Firefox

Wondering how many like me ditched Firefox for add-ons incompatibilities...
.... and in 2023 the % of remaining users.

There are now more users in Thunderbird than Fox

( they once stopped developing Thunderbird "because it slowed down Firefox devs." )