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Clear Cache, History, and Cookies

Updated at: May 20, 2024

Your web browser stores data as you explore the internet

Each time you load a webpage on the internet, your web browser automatically keeps a temporary copy of all the files it used to display that page to you. Your browser stores it in its "cache". Having this cache of data makes it quicker for your browser to show subsequent pages.

However if there's a problem with a website you are using, your browser might have kept a copy of files that have problems. Clearing your cache is a good way to "start again with a clean slate" and get a completely fresh copy of the websites you visit.

Instructions to clear your cache, cookies, and browser history

Select what browser you're using below and follow the instructions.

Clearing your cache, cookies, and browsing history - Frequently asked questions

Clear Cache, Cookies, and History on an Operating System

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