Might be pretty obvious to some, but where do I find the setting to clear the front end cache?
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If you are suing Chrome, press F12 and then long click the refresh button and you will see this :
Select the third option. Job done. You can then close the debug tab.
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Hold on a minute : are we talking about browser cache here? Is that what “frontend cache” is referring to?
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Yup, that’s what it is.
+20 years in IC design, and I just inadvertently asked on a forum how to clear my damn browser cache. 
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If it makes you feel any better (months later), I just googled how to, got here, and felt even dumber than you did … 
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Same here. I was thinking “frontend” as in a database Front End.
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The instructions should of added clear web browser cache. I have been in the IT industry for close to 40 years and this is a common problem. I think Home Assistant needs to add quality assurance and usability people than can make sure not just programmers and high end techs but also newbies can use the products.
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We’ve got fourty from Tim, who’s gonna give fifty?
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OMG! I had to Google it too and I’ve been in IT for 20 years… This is the first time I see frontend cache for the browser cache…
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I am using the iOS app and got this message… So I landed here now. 
Thanks
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30 years IT for me and here we are lol…
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just 18 Years for me, but i also only registered in this Forum to answer you 
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25 years, same story. sigh.
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Totally agree. The further away a thing is from needing separate instructions, the better.
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I got this message from the HA app (Android); I wasn’t even using a browser!
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It’s a webview - so you technically are using a browser …
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