May 3, 2022
Clearing your cache will ensure that you’re looking at the most recent version of any webpage that you’re viewing, help your browser be more responsive, empty your abandoned shopping cart on e-commerce websites, and log you out of websites that you have logged into.
Each browser handles their cache a little differently. If you want fine control of what historical browsing data, images, cookies, and other temporary data that get deleted upon clearing your cache, pay special attention to the options near the very last step of this process for each browser.
These quick steps below will get you on your way to clearing your cache.
1) Click the three dots in the upper right corner;
2) Click “More Tools”;
3) Click “Clear Browsing Data”
4) Click “Clear data”
1) Click the three horizontal lines in the upper right corner;
2) Click “Settings”;
3) Click “Privacy & Security” in the left navigation menu;
4) Scroll down to section titled “Cookies and Site Data”;
5) Click “Clear Data”;
6) Click “Clear”
1) Click the three dots in the upper right corner;
2) Click “Settings”;
3) Click “Privacy, Search, and Services in the left navigation menu;
4) Scroll down to “Clear browsing data”;
5) Click “Choose What to Clear”;
6) Click “Clear Now”
1) Click the three dots in the upper right corner;
2) Click “More Tools”;
3) Click “Clear Browsing Data”
4) Click “Clear data”
1) Click the word Safari in the top navigation;
2) Click “Preferences” to open the Preferences window;
3) Click the Advanced tab and check the checkbox for “Show Develop menu in menu bar”;
4) Close the Preferences window;
5) Click the word Develop in the top navigation;
6) Click “Empty Caches”
1) Click the three dots in the upper right corner;
2) Click “Settings”;
3) Click “Privacy, Search, and Services in the left navigation menu;
4) Scroll down to “Clear browsing data”;
5) Click “Choose What to Clear”;
6) Click “Clear Now”
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