Whenever trying to edit or implement new changes to one of your experiments, you might notice that these adjustments are not immediately applied. Sometimes it might take around 5 minutes for you to see live the modifications made for a particular experiment.
Why does the delay occur?
When navigating the Internet, there is a lot of cache data stored. These elements are stored and later used to serve any future requests for that data, faster. Although the stored cache data eases the user experience, it doesn’t get updated instantly, but every couple of minutes, hence the delay mentioned above.
What can you do about it?
Because we are time-efficient and committed to offering you the best possible experience, we recommend using the Omniconvert Explore A/B Editor that helps bypass the cache so you could see the experiment live, along with the changes you made.
How can you do it?
Step 1. Install the Omniconvert Explore A/B Editor by following this link.
Step 2. A confirmation pop up will appear asking you to confirm the installation. Select Add extension and wait.
Step 3. Once the extension is added, you can find it by pressing on the Extensions button in your browser bar.
You can also Pin it so it will always show up in your extensions list.
Step 4. Click on the extension icon to open it, and then make sure Bypass cache is Turned ON.
Now, you should see your experiment’s changes live (almost instantly) because the cache system will be bypassed.
