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By mistake, I updated this file to customize css. D:\Continuum\Anaconda2\Lib\site-packages\notebook\static\custom\custom.css

To rollback the above change, 1) I put back the original file that I saved before. still the new css shows up in jupyter.

2) I removed all .ipython and .jupyter dir and it didn't work either.

3) I even uninstalled anaconda and still that css shows up.

I'm really stuck here. Does anyone know how to go back to the default css of jupyter ?

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    It may be cached in your browser. Try force-refreshing (Ctrl-F5), or loading the page in another browser. Commented Aug 14, 2016 at 16:45
  • It worked as you said. Thank you, Thomas. Commented Aug 14, 2016 at 17:07
  • For Hard Reload in chrome: 1) on jupyter page in chrome browser right-click and select inspect 2) right-click on reload button on the top left chrome then select Hard reload Commented Nov 26, 2021 at 20:58

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Reposting as an answer:

When your changes don't seem to be taking effect in an HTML interface, browser caching is often a culprit. The browser saves time by not asking for files again. You can:

  • Try force-refreshing with Ctrl-F5. It may get some things from the cache anyway, though sometimes mashing it several times is effective.
  • Use a different browser profile, or private browsing mode, to load the page.
  • There may be a setting to disable caching under developer options. I think Chrome has this. May only apply while developer tools are open.
  • If all else fails, load the page using a different browser. If it still doesn't change, it's likely the problem is not (just) browser caching.
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