Clearing Cache in Web Browsers
This guide is designed for users who
have access to a web browser and are encountering web pages not loading correctly or blank spots.
clearing the cache will log you out of
some websites and may remove saved passwords
Clearing Cache in Google Chrome
1. Open Google Chrome: Click on the Chrome icon on your
desktop or taskbar to open the browser.
2. Access Settings: In the top-right corner, you’ll see
three vertical dots (⋮). Click on
them to open the menu.
3. Go to Settings: From the menu, select “Settings."
4. Clear Browsing Data: Under the “Privacy and
Security” section, click on “Clear browsing data.”
5. Choose What to Clear: You’ll see a list of items to
clear. Make sure “Cached images and files” is selected.
6. Clear Data: Click on the “Clear data” button. This
will clear the cache.
Clearing
Cache in Microsoft Edge
1. Open Microsoft Edge: Click on the Microsoft Edge
icon on your desktop or taskbar.
2. Access Settings: In the top-right corner, you’ll see
three horizontal dots (…). Click on them to open the menu.
3. Go to Settings: Scroll down and click on “Settings.”
4. Privacy, Search, and Services: On the left sidebar,
select “Privacy, search, and services.”
5. Choose What to Clear: Under “Clear browsing data,”
click on “Choose what to clear.”
6. Select What to Clear: Ensure that “Cached images and
files” is checked.
7. Clear: Click the “Clear” button to clear the cache.
Clearing
Cache in Mozilla Firefox
1. Open Mozilla Firefox: Click on the Firefox icon on
your desktop or taskbar.
2. Access Settings: In the top-right corner, you’ll see
three horizontal lines (≡). Click on them to open the menu.
3. Go to Options: From the menu, select “Options.”
4. Privacy & Security: On the left sidebar, select
“Privacy & Security.”
5. Clear Data: Under the “Cookies and Site Data”
section, click on “Clear Data.”
6. Select What to Clear: Make sure both “Cookies” and
“Cached Web Content” are selected.
7. Clear: Click the “Clear” button to clear the cache.
After clearing the cache, it is best to reload the page you were having trouble with or restart your web browser all together.
Clearing the cache can help resolve issues with slow loading websites or
display errors.
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