📃 How to clear your browser cache?

The cache is an intermediate memory system that allows recently loaded web pages to be displayed more quickly in the browser via temporary files stored on your computer. Emptying your browser's cache can solve some display problems.

 

In order to allow a complete deletion of the stored data, it is necessary to close all the tabs before starting the manipulation.

 

On Google Chrome

Step 1 : In the upper right corner - select the 3 dots > Settings

 

Step 2: A new page opens - Type "cache" in the search bar - Validate

 

Step 3: In the generated results, select "Clear browsing data".

 

Step 4: In the pop-up window that opens select "Advanced" > "Time range" All time/ Cookies / Cached images and files - then "Clear data"

 

On Edge

Step 1 :  In the upper right corner - Select the three dots -

 

Step 2 : A new page opens - Type "cache" in the searchbar - Then, "Choose what to clear".

 

Step 3 : Select "Time range - All Time" > "Cached images and files" and "Cookies [...]" then "Clear now"

 

On Firefox

Step 1: In the upper right corner > 3 lines > Settings

 

Step 2 : A new pages opens - Type "cache" in the searchbar

Step 3 : From there - Select "Clear Data..."

 

Step 4 : Select "Cookies and Site Data" et "Cached Web Content" then click "Clear"