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Asked: 2026-06-08T18:32:58+00:00

I’m using Flask to make a web app and using mustache templates (alongwith sammy.js).

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I’m using Flask to make a web app and using mustache templates (alongwith sammy.js). I’m running the app with debug=True but whenever I make changes in the mustache template (or other static assets) I need to clear the browser cookies and cache to make sure that the changes are visible. Other times, I need to use Chrome in incognito mode to see the changes. How can I avoid this hassle? Is there a way to see the changes by just reloading the page.

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  1. Editorial Team

    The simplest way would be to deactivate the cache in your browser. In Chrome is there a great checkbox under the settings of the web inspector.

    A other way should be to remove the cache http header keys. There is a flask settings key SEND_FILE_MAX_AGE_DEFAULT with that you should control the cache lifetime of static files.

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