And it is reliant on the browser. The more edits you make, some leftover data muddles up your view - it would have saved on our servers. However, these may not reflect on your side.

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How to clear your cache in Google Chrome
​How to clear your cache on Firefox

The more information saved in the cache, the slower your computer will browse the web. Deleting the cache data helps to increase the loading time of web pages. It also increases the performance of your computer.

If the browser doesn't load the new version of the site, even if there have been changes on the site since the last visit, the cache can cause issues with the view.

For speakers and attendees having issues logging in, having trouble inside the studio and watching broadcasts, they can also clear their cache so it reloads the page properly on their end.

To clear cache/browsing data on your Google Chrome browser, just type "Clear cache" on the topmost search bar:
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Click the Clear browsing data button from the results, and you will be directed to this page:

Click the Clear data button on the pop-up that appears. After this, you will need to re-login on your email and the event site.

Go to the menu icon at the very top right side of the window and select Settings:

In the left navigation bar, select Privacy & Security:

Scroll down to Cookies and Site Data and hit the Clear Data button:

Make sure to tick both boxes and select the Clear button:

You will be prompted to confirm this action. Select Clear Now: