
The client reached out to us because their images, CSS, and JavaScript weren’t loading correctly on their website. To illustrate the point further, let’s look at an example that actually happened to a Kinsta client’s website. In any of these situations, clearing your DNS cache can often help you resolve the problem and get back online. It can also simply become outdated or create internet connectivity issues.

Unfortunately, your DNS cache may become corrupted, leading you into phishing schemes. This enables your browser to reload sites you’ve visited in the past more quickly than if it had to reference the DNS again each time.

So, DNS caching involves your Operating System (OS) or browser capturing recently-visited IP addresses and saving them in a database.

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