Why do I have to refresh every webpage I go to, it shows content from days or weeks ago, I have tried......?
538960
AOL uses caches to speed up web surfing and they are slow at updating it.  On your computer, delete your cache and restrict the cache size.  Set it at something like 25 MB.  Set your browser to delete the cache when you close/open IE.  Try Firefox to see if the same thing happens.
298910
The page probably hasnt finished loading yet. Click the refresh button to refresh the page.
493412
Hmmmm\nLet us try the following.\n- Clear history and cookies\n- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n- Go to C: > Documents and settings > YourUserName > Local settings > Temp\nand delete every thing here\n(If you could not see Local settings, type it in address bar)\n- Restart computer and try again\n- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n\nXLMan
215652
It means you need to refresh.You've been on line a while and if you keep refreshing your browser you won't have that.
175776
I think it is because you have your computer set on high security which wont allow some pages to display. I really dont know how to access it but maybe you should try tools and then options.
126878
Web pages today are pretty sophisticated. Most modern pages use layers to organise the information presented on them.\n\nSometimes, this situation you see could be a product of:\n* Error in coding.\n* Browser compatibility issues.\n* Error in transmition.\n\nIf it's the latter, sometimes a refresh will solve the problem. If not, you're likely to continue to see it unless the cause issue is corrected.
910912
its possible that the pages you are trying to view don't have the latest updates and thats why its taking to you an older version.  If you can get to the pages through firefox then its not an issue with your MAC its an issue with the site.
123452
This happens to ANY site?  ALL sites?  If so, it's got to be a security program, possibly combined with a bad date/time setting on your computer.  Some web programmers will put a tag in their html that will "invalidate" a site after a certain time, producing that sort of error when someone tries to surf it after its expiration.  Some security programs will filter out stale dated sites as a security precaution, but that's something I've never heard of happening to EVERY site.  Give these steps a shot:\n\n(1) Go to http://www.windowsupdate.com/ if you're using IE and make sure you're using the most recent version.\n\n(2) Go to Tools>Internet Options>General and clear your cookies and temporary internet files, including offline content.\n\n(3) Disable (temporarily, for troubleshooting) your security software, such as Norton or Mcafee.\n\n(4) If you use dialup, make sure you're online before surfing.\n\n(5) Verify the date/time in the lower right of your screen, including year and time zone.\n\n(6) If all these fail, try a different browser.  Firefox is a great one, and you can get it for free at http://www.mozilla.com/\n\nGood luck, that's a weird one!
635659
It must be the cache.\nRemove temporary files and offline pages ( if you are using IE\ngoto Tools -> Options.\nJust try refreshing the page also.\n(Sometimes it happens that your proxy also can cache webpages for faster web access. In that case you may need to clear cache in proxy too)
204371
Check the URL of the one at work, else maybe the old page is cached so refresh the page. Also delete what's in the cache.
731145
Does it happen to every picture or just one picture. If it's all the time you might have your browser set on dial up mode that doesn't load pics.\n\nIf it's just a few random pics, you can right-click and choose "Show Picture" If that still doesn't work, you can refresh the entire page. And if it's still not there? I'd say it's not you but the webpage itself. They might have removed the picture from their file but left the link on their page.
748900
Because you are using Internet Explorer :)\n\nHave you made sure you are using the most recent version...\n\nI recommend going to Firefox however.
182297
Hi,\n\nTry to remove your cookies and Temporary Internet Cache, and restart your Internet Explorer.\n\nTry again after that.\n\ndboy\nMy Blog: http://dragonboy2006.blogspot.com
666375
which browser do u use? if you use IE Internet explorer then you should reset your history by going to >tools >options >general change value of "days to keep pages in history" or if u r using firefox then go to >tools >option >privacy >history then >settings and edit that page :)
889126
clear your cache/cookies....make the computer forget what it was doing on that website..\n-nny
65626
You have to make sure your site now is completely built and wait for next time Yahoo! index the page again. It may take couple of weeks. Or you may spend some money using Yahoo! \nsearch submit http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/srchsb/sse.php?mkt=us \nIt guarantee updating the webpages within 48 hours. For free submission, you can go to http://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request\nBut it takes much longer.
95543
Check your Internet Settings under Control Panel and make sure that "Days to keep pages in history" is NOT set to 0 (zero). If it is, set it to a real number.