Hi @kirk-brown
you can clear the localstorage in chrome to fix the issue
To clear the local storage for a website in Google Chrome, follow these steps:
Open Developer Tools:
Open the website for which you want to clear local storage. Right-click anywhere on the page and select "Inspect" or press F12 (Windows/Linux) or Option + Command + I (macOS) to open the Chrome Developer Tools.
Navigate to Application Tab:
In the Developer Tools panel, locate and click on the "Application" tab. If you don't see it, click the ">>" icon and select "Application" from the dropdown menu.
Access Local Storage:
In the left sidebar of the Application tab, under the "Storage" section, expand "Local Storage." You will see a list of URLs for which local storage data is stored.
Clear Local Storage:
For a specific site: Right-click on the URL of the site you want to clear and select "Clear."
To clear all local storage for the current site: Right-click anywhere in the table displaying the local storage key-value pairs for the selected URL and select "Clear."
Refresh the Page:
After clearing the local storage, refresh the page to ensure the changes take effect.
