Step 1: Open settings — Open Mozilla Firefox, click the button with three bars in the upper-right corner of the browser window, and select Options from the resulting drop-down menu. Step 2: Clear the browser cache — Click the Privacy and Security tab located on the right side of the navigation bar and head to the Cookies and Site Data section underneath. Click the button Clear Data. Step 1: Open settings — Launch Internet Explorer, then click the gear-shaped Tools icon in the upper-right corner of the browser window and select Internet Options from the resulting drop-down menu.
Doing so should bring up the General options tab, but if not, click the leftmost tab in the options window to access it. Step 2: Clear the browser cache — Click the gray Delete… button within the Browsing history section near the bottom of the pop-up window.
Check the box Temporary Internet Files and Files — along with any other browser data you wish to clear — and click the gray Delete button in the bottom-right corner. Step 1: Open settings — Launch Safari, click Safari in the upper-left corner of the main menu bar, and select the Preferences option near the top of the drop-down menu. Then click the Advanced tab located in the top navigation bar and check the box directly on the bottom that says Show Develop Menu in Menu Bar.
Doing so will add a new menu to Safari by default. Step 1: Open settings — Launch Opera, click the Menu button in the upper-left corner of the browser window, and select the Settings option from the drop-down menu. Caching files can have some disadvantages, however, and it sometimes makes sense to clear the cache. If you spend a lot of time online or have been visiting websites for a long period, then you may build up a sizeable cache.
This may affect the speed and performance of your computer as you surf online, especially if you are low on hard drive capacity anyway. Clearing the cache frees up some space and may just speed things back up again. Keep in mind that this may not make a huge difference -- you're more likely to see a slight change. Each time you revisit a website, your cache is supposed to check to see if it has changed so that it can serve you the most up-to-date pages. Your browser will periodically delete old files, so it's not like the cache is going to keep growing forever.
Sure, the cache is taking up room on your hard drive, and some people find that annoying. But the reason you have a hard drive is so you can store things on it, and a cache that speeds up your web browsing feels like a valid use of your hard drive's space.
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