Clear Cache/Browsing Data on Windows Browsers

To clear the cache and cookies in Chrome, you’ll need to access the browser’s Settings menu. There are three different ways you can get here.

1. Click the three vertical dots icon in the top-right corner of the screen, and then select “Clear Browsing Data.”
2. The shortcut you can use to go straight to the page to clear your cache and cookies is simultaneously pressing down on the Ctrl + Shift + Delete keys.
3. Alternatively, you can enter  chrome://settings/clearBrowserData  in the address bar.

Regardless of which method of navigation you choose, you should now be at the “Clear Browsing Data” window.

The first thing you’ll do here is select the time range for deleting the cookies and cache. Click the arrow in the box next to “Time Range” to expand the menu and then select the desired time range. This is set to “All Time” by default.

Next, check the boxes next to “Cookies And Other Site Data” and “Cached Images And Files.

Once the boxes are checked, select the “Clear Data” button.

After a few moments, your cache and cookies will be cleared.

1. Click the three-dot menu 

2. Select Settings.

3. In the Settings sidebar, select Privacy and services.

4. Under Clear browsing data, select Choose what to clear.

5. In Clear browsing data, select the check box for each type of data, such as browsing history, cookies, and passwords, you want to clear from the cache.

6. From the time range list, select how far back Microsoft Edge should empty the cache (for example, everything for the past hour, for the past seven days, or for all time).

7. Select Clear now.

1. Click the menu button  and select Settings.
2. Select the Privacy & Security panel and go to the Cookies and Site Data section.
3. Click the Clear Data… button. The Clear Data dialog will appear.
4. Remove the checkmark in front of Cookies and Site Data.
5. With Cached Web Content check marked, click the Clear button.