Clearing Browser Cache

Eric Biddle
Eric Biddle
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Chrome

In Chrome, hold down Control + Shift + Delete on PC (Command + Shift + Delete) or go to the Three Dots icon in the top right corner

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then go to Clear Browsing Data.

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On this window change your time range to All time, check only Cached images and files and then hit Clear Data.

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Edge

In Edge, hold down Control + Shift + Delete or go to the Three Dots icon at the top right corner of the window, then go to Settings.

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In Settings, select Privacy, Search, and Services. Scroll down to Clear browsing data and select Choose What to Clear. 

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Ensure that Cached images and files is selected. You may deselect the other items if you'd like to only clear your cache. Select Clear Now to clear your cache. 

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FireFox

In FireFox, select the hamburger icon (three lines) in the upper right corner of the page to open the mini-menu. Select Settings.

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Select Privacy & Security and scroll down to Cookies and Site Data. Select the Clear Data... button.

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In the Clear data pop-up window, ensure that Cached Web Content is checked. You can optionally uncheck Cookies and Site Data if you'd like to only clear your cache. Then select Clear. 

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Safari

To empty Safari’s browser cache, you’ll need to enable the Develop menu by selecting Safari > Settings > Advanced and checking the Show features for web developers box.

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Then, you can go to Develop > Empty Caches

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