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Clearing your cache every once in a while can make your browser and computer run more efficiently

  1. In your computer, open Chrome.
  2. At the top right, click More. The three dots in the top right.
  3. Click Privacy and Security

4. Under the Privacy and Security section, click Clear Browsing Data.

The settings showing where to clear the browsing data highlighted in red

5. At the top, choose a time range, To delete everything, select All time.

The selector of how long ago you want to delete the browsing data highlighted in red

6. Make sure all check boxes are checked

The selectors of what types of data you would like to be removed

7. Click Clear data.

  1. Open Microsoft Edge, select Menu(3 dots in the top right corner of the browser).
  2. Select privacy, search, and services from the menu on the right.

3. Under Clear browsing data select Choose what to Clear.

The Microsoft edge selector of what browsing data will be removed highlighted in red.

4. Under Time Range select All Time.

The time selector for all time on the time range highlighted in red

5. Check the check boxes for Browsing History, Download History, Cookies and other site data, and Cached images and files

All of the options for what can be deleted is all highlighted in red and checked off

*You may also choose to check the boxes and clear stored passwords and Autofill settings. This is up to you.

The options to delete other data is also an option is highlighted in red

6. Select Clear Now.

  1. Click the three bars in the tops right.
  2. Select settings.
  3. From the menu on the right, select Privacy and Security.
  4. Scroll down until you find the section Cookies and Site Data.

5. Click the button for Clear Data

The Firefox settings button to clear data highlighted in red

6. Make sure both check boxes are checked.

The selectors of what data can be deleted both checked off and highlighted in red

7. Click Clear.

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