Everything you need to get the most out of Cache Purger.
cURL command into the box. The method, headers and body are parsed for you.Press the duplicate icon on any saved request to load a copy into the form. Edit it, then save it as a new entry or just run it — the original is never changed.
Press the pencil icon to rename a request inline. Press Enter to save or Esc to cancel.
Every request you fire is recorded in the History tab with its status and timestamp. From there you can re-fire it, or press the + to promote it to your Saved list. Untitled runs are logged by their URL.
Use the search box to filter by title, URL, headers or body. Use the sort menu to order by title, creation date or last run. Each tab remembers its own sort.
Open the ⋯ menu to export your Saved list or History to a JSON file, or import one. Importing adds to your existing list rather than replacing it, so you won't lose anything.
Entirely in your browser's local extension storage. It never leaves your machine except as the requests you choose to fire.
No. There are no servers, analytics or trackers. The only network calls are the requests you explicitly run.
So it can send requests to whatever URL you enter. It only makes a request when you press Run or Fire.
No — they persist across updates. You can also export them to JSON as a backup at any time.
The HTTP status (e.g. 401, 500) is shown on the row, and the response is logged to the extension's console for debugging.
Cache Purger does not collect, transmit or sell any personal data. Your saved requests and run history are stored locally using the browser's storage API and remain on your device. The extension makes network requests only to the URLs you explicitly configure and run. No analytics, no tracking, no third-party servers.