Applet testing / browser cache clearing

The applet forum returns nil. Google returns misinformation. Here's a Duke a browser.
I test an applet. Bug. Fix. Retest shows old result because browser cached applet and doesn't know that I've a newer version. Looking for a better solution than closing/reopening browser.
Netscape (Mozilla/Firefox)?
Opera?
Solved IE: Tools / Internet Options / General / Delete Files

eminformatics:
Have a duke! Wish it was both dukes, but Opera (which has its own console) doesn't handle an 'x' in the java console. So this is the Netscape/Mozilla solution.
all:
The shift+reload trick is Google's favorite answer, but doesn't work in my browsers.
This is serious progress - there are a lot of reasons why I prefer to develop with Netscape and now it's working for me with applets. Too bad for me that I happen to like Opera best. Where are all the "mouse gesture" fans?

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