Web Browsers: How to Clear the Cache

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How to Clear the Cache in a Web Browser?

Your Web Browser's Cache is a special area of memory that is used to improve performance by storing Internet content temporarily for quick recovery.

Browsers Included: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge & Internet Explorer.

the Chrome Logo

Clearing Chrome's Cache

the mozilla logo

Clearing FireFox's Cache

the safari logo

Clearing Safari's Cache

the Microsoft edge icon

Clearing Edge's Cache

the Internet Explorer Logo

Clearing Internet Explorer's Cache

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Last Updated: 4/16/2024 4:04:21 PM

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