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This seems so basic, but I found no answer. I'm using the MacBook Pro with the touch bar. Crtl + F5 / F5 doesn't work somehow, which is the case for windows computers.
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This seems so basic, but I found no answer. I'm using the MacBook Pro with the touch bar. Crtl + F5 / F5 doesn't work somehow, which is the case for windows computers.
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Refresh: CMD+R (same as F5 on Windows/Linux)
Refresh cleaning cache: SHIFT+CMD+R (same as CTRL+F5 on Windows/Linux)
I moved the accepted answer to this since it is the most straightforward and compact one to my question. – codepleb – 2019-11-05T13:28:58.617
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Regular shortcut is Cmd - Shift -R.
Workaround for F5 adapted from https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/chrome/If0TdQ2m6hU/ZSrbu8BCDpwJ:
1Thank you! I've been trying to figure this one out for a while. – Telarian – 2019-02-07T15:02:29.983
Unfortunately when you assign "F5" to "Reload This Page", the "Cmd+R" stops to work -.- – Krzysiek – 2019-04-06T21:20:47.240
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Macs show you their keyboard shortcuts right in the menus. If you look on Safari's View
menu and see the Reload Page
command, you'll see it's shortcut is Cmd-R.
Historically, Mac keyboard shortcuts rarely use function keys (F1-F15), because Mac designers and users have tended to favor more compact keyboard layouts that don't have room for the F key row, or nowadays, because that row is primarily used for brightness and volume keys.
6Cmd+R, sweet! I feel a bit ashamed that I didn't look int the menu bar, I thought this was basic and should work on whichever platform. Is there also an equivalent to the windows CTRL-F5? This one isn't listed. – codepleb – 2017-03-02T07:22:24.607
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Spiff answered first, and is correct: it's Cmd-R on the Mac. However, I'm used to F5 in Windows (used in MANY apps, not just browsers), so consider using the Mac's Keyboard preference pane to map F5 to the Reload Page function. Or use one of the many other shortcut-key tools.
Actually I started using "ctrl + R" on windows. It's somehow easier accessible without looking at the keyboard. – codepleb – 2018-02-26T22:05:13.160
In mac most CTRL+xxx shortcuts are used with the command key. Tried CMD+F5? – LPChip – 2017-03-01T21:29:01.270
fn+f5 should work too – Blaine – 2017-03-02T03:10:08.780