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"no i want to know if there is a way how the user can manually reload a single image in the webpage without loading the whole page again Short answer: there isn’t a consistent, built‑in browser control for a visitor to “reload just this one image” on a page. You either need site-provided UI or a workaround.

Options for end users (no site changes)
- Use a browser extension that adds a “Reload image” context‑menu item.
- Open the image in a new tab (right‑click → Open image in new tab), then refresh that tab. Note: this won’t update the original page’s image unless it’s re-requested by the page.
- DevTools quick hack: right‑click → Inspect the image, select it, then in the console run:
  $0.src = $0.src.split('?')[0]   '?cb='   Date.now()
- If the image sits inside its own iframe, many browsers let you right‑click → Reload frame (but that depends on the site using iframes).

If you control the site (recommended UX)
- Add a small “Refresh” button on/near the image that appends a cache‑busting query param:
  <button onclick="const u=new URL(img.src); u.searchParams.set('cb',Date.now()); img.src=u;">Reload</button>
- Do the same for <picture>/srcset or background images by updating each URL.

If you describe your exact setup (which browser; whether you control the site), I can suggest the best path."
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