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Clear Caches and Cookies in Different Browsers

How to clear cache for better experience and performance?

Bahaa Gamal avatar
Written by Bahaa Gamal
Updated over 2 months ago

Users need websites to load quickly, in a blink of an eye. Browsers play their part in speeding up the page-loading process by caching files and content when you first visit a website and then serving from the cache on subsequent visits.

However, there may be times when browsers continue to serve cache even if the actual page/content has been changed. As a result, you may encounter certain errors or continue to see bugs. In such cases, clearing the cache and cookies of a browser can help.

On Chrome

  1. Click on the 3 vertical dots in the top right corner

  2. Click on History

  3. Click on Clear browsing data on the left sidebar

  4. In the popup that appears, select a “time range” and the options Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files

  5. Click on Clear data

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On Microsoft Edge

  1. Click on the 3 horizontal dots in the top right corner

  2. Click on Settings

  3. Under the Clear browsing data option, click on Choose what to clear

  4. Select the checkbox Cookies and saved website data and Cached data and files

  5. Click on the Clear button

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On Firefox

  1. Click on the 3 vertical lines in the top right corner

  2. Click on History

  3. Click on Clear recent history

  4. In the popup that appears, select a “time range” and the options Cookies, Cache, etc.

  5. Click on Clear Now

On Safari

  1. On the keyboard, press Command+Y

  2. Click on Clear browser history

  3. In the popup that appears, select the time range and then click on Clear History

The keyboard shortcuts for the same are:

  1. For Windows, “Ctrl+Shift+R”

  2. For Mac, “Command+Shift+E”

The above steps should clear your browser cache and cookies.

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