It's not just the browser cache as in browser history, but for sure the cookie history needs to be purged. Under Chrome: Cookies and Other Side Data. Maybe its just the later, but in my Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Brave browsers I started to purge the content cache, but that didn't do the trick.
PeakD started to act up with me as well. In one of my browsers it showed post until 9 days ago. We had harfork before, but I never had so many days issues with all web based applications. Number of posts are dropping quite a bit last days, I suppose many people dont know how to solve this. And to be honest, today had to purge my cache multiple times, since within less than an hour hive.blog and peakD, and leofinance started to act up again in such a way I couldn't use these interfaces anymore. Most stable blogging interface seems to be the desktop app Ecency. Last days also the internal market was acting up big time. Today it seems to be work well again, but for how long? Still days to go for the HF. I wished out devs are knowing what they are doing, but maybe they can develop, but have no clue about what is required to keep sticky to services.
it worked... thank you very much Marky
It's not just the browser cache as in browser history, but for sure the cookie history needs to be purged. Under Chrome: Cookies and Other Side Data. Maybe its just the later, but in my Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Brave browsers I started to purge the content cache, but that didn't do the trick.
if you're right...I still have the same problem. I will choose to continue using peadk.com
PeakD started to act up with me as well. In one of my browsers it showed post until 9 days ago. We had harfork before, but I never had so many days issues with all web based applications. Number of posts are dropping quite a bit last days, I suppose many people dont know how to solve this. And to be honest, today had to purge my cache multiple times, since within less than an hour hive.blog and peakD, and leofinance started to act up again in such a way I couldn't use these interfaces anymore. Most stable blogging interface seems to be the desktop app Ecency. Last days also the internal market was acting up big time. Today it seems to be work well again, but for how long? Still days to go for the HF. I wished out devs are knowing what they are doing, but maybe they can develop, but have no clue about what is required to keep sticky to services.