How to clear browser cache

How to Clear Browser Cache

When you use a browser, it saves information from websites in the cache and in cookies in order to navigate faster and not have to store the same thing over and over again.  However, sometimes the cache prevents some updates from taking effect, or generates loading or formatting errors. Clearing the cache means that the files that the applications store temporarily will be deleted, this does not generate any type of loss of information and in fact it is necessary and recommended to do it frequently, even daily.
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Save time: You can set your browser to automatically clear the cache when you close it. Consult your browser's manual.
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Save time: install a plugin that quickly deletes the cache with a single button. Ask your local IT consultant if you can install an official plugin.

In Chrome

  1. Open Chrome on your computer
  2. Go to the top right and click More
  3. Click on More tools
  4. At the top, choose a time range
  5. Check the boxes next to "Cookies and other site data" and "Cached files and images"
  6. Click Clear data
The following link lets you download a plugin that helps clear the cache with one button: 

In Firefox

  1. In the menu bar, click on Firefox select Settings. click on the menu button
  2. Select the Privacy & Security panel and go to the Cookies & Site Data section
  3. Click the Clear Data button
  4. Click on Clear
The following link lets you download a plugin that helps clear the cache with one button: 

In Pale Moon

  1. In the menu bar, click on Pale Moon and select History.
  2. Click Clear Recent History.
  3. Select or leave Cache checked.
  4. Click Clear Now.