Nuke-It

Instantly nuke a site's cache. Built for developers who move fast.

☢ NUKE-IT — The cache cleaner built for developers who don't have time to wait. Built by developers, for developers. Nuke-It is designed to be the fastest, most transparent way to clear site cache in an active development workflow — so you can stop guessing why your changes aren't showing up and get back to building. Most cache clearers are a black box — you click a button and hope for the best. Nuke-It is different. Open it on any website and instantly see a full breakdown of everything stored: how many cache entries, cookies, localStorage keys, IndexedDB databases, and service workers are registered. Click any category to drill down into the actual files, keys, and values. Then hit the big red button to obliterate all of it. ────────────────────────────── WHAT IT CLEARS ────────────────────────────── ✓ HTTP Cache & Cache Storage ✓ Cookies ✓ localStorage ✓ IndexedDB ✓ Service Workers ✓ File Systems ────────────────────────────── FEATURES ────────────────────────────── → Live scan of all stored data before you clear it → Drill-down view for each category — see every cached file, cookie name, localStorage key, and service worker scope → Click any truncated path or value to see the full text and copy it → Total item count and storage size at a glance → Auto-Reload toggle — automatically reloads the page after nuking → Fast Reload toggle — reloads quickly while cleanup finishes in the background → Preferences saved between sessions ────────────────────────────── PRIVACY ────────────────────────────── Nuke-It collects zero data. No analytics, no tracking, no network requests. Everything runs locally on your device. Read the full privacy policy at https://mytools.studio/resources/extensions/nuke-it/privacy-policy.html ────────────────────────────── PERFECT FOR ────────────────────────────── → Web developers debugging stale assets → Anyone troubleshooting a broken or outdated website → Clearing a specific site without wiping your entire browser history → Seeing exactly what a site is storing on your machine