Ignore cache in IE when working through Visual Studio

Question

I often use IE as my development browser due to its tight integration with Visual Studio. However, every time I start a web project from Visual Studio, I have to open IE dev tools (with F12) and reload the page to avoid using cached versions of my code.

Is there a way to tell Visual Studio to open IE with dev tools already open? Or open IE with an already ignored cache?

Answer 1

I use Internet Explorer only when debugging using Visual Studio. I changed my settings so that cookies and cache are cleared every time I exit IE, so I have no problem debugging. Obviously, this is not very practical if you really use IE for anything else, but I use Chrome exclusively for all other purposes, so this solution works well for me.

• Open Internet Options and select the Delete browsing history on exit check box.

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