HOW DO I GET MY STUPID COMPUTER TO SWITCH OFF AN ITEM ONCE IT IS SOLD OUT?? The only way I can get it to update is to literally CLOSE out of WOOT and reopen a new window. I am going to throw it out of a window. This is a consistent problem with EVERY woot off and two different laptops and multiple different browsers.
F5?
It doesn’t work. It just refreshes to the sold out item over and over. Then I bring woot up on a different device and it’s 75% sold into a different item. What doooo??
Actually it looks like mine does that too on the computer… I don’t have to close the browser but I do have to click on the new woot off, the page doesn’t load it.
It’s worse than that for me. I can’t even click the new item. I have to CLOSE ANY WOOT TAB before it will even refresh to the new item. It’s this way EVERY WOOT OFF!!

That would make me want to break everything, I can’t stand when things don’t work like they should.
Hover over Clearance on the top right, it will show a pic of the new item, click on that pic and it loads the new item.
SHIFT KEY + F5
Just noticed that brings up the profiler… in FF on Linux anyway. I hold left SHIFT and hit the little refresh thing by the address field. That seems to work fine on mine.
Edit: Sounds like you can use CTRL+F5 for the same thing. Or CMD+SHIFT+R on a Mac.
nope, doesn’t work. See above post. Refresh/f5 do not work…
What did just work is if I am NOT ON THE ACTUAL ITEM. If I sit on the clearance screen with the item just sitting at the top and refresh, that worked. Well once anyway. I will test again. @BeanDip may have the winning solution though!! That just worked like a champ!! BUT why doesn’t just refreshing the )#&%)*^)@%&^n screen work? Love me ![]()
Yeah I just checked it out in both FF & Chrome and you are right, not working for me either… meaning it’s most likely an issue on the server, rather than a client issue. Probably some caching plugin they’re using on the site that isn’t refreshing on it’s end quick enough. Still lame though.
Note: TT did mention a little earlier in some other thread that the site was being slow today… so there’s that.
The desktop is being a pokey pup today.
Are you using Chrome? It’s having issues with our site right now.
But from a staffer:
- Open Chrome
- At the top right, click the dots(More)
- Click More Tools. Click Clear browsing data.
- At the top, choose a time range. To delete everything, select 1 hour.
- Next to “Cookies and other site data” and “Cached images and files,” check the boxes.
- Click Clear data.
- Go back to Woot.com. Refresh page.
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