Many browser related problems can be
fixed by clearing your cache and/or cookies, but it's important to know how
each impact your browser before you delete them.
Getting
started
In
computing, the” web browsing history” refers to the list of web pages a
user has visited recently—and associated data such as page title and time of
visit—which is recorded by web browser software as standard for a certain period
of time. Web browser software does this in order to provide the user with a
Back button and/or a History list, to go back to pages they have visited
previously, rather than relying on the user to remember where they have been on
the web. Your web browser's "Cache" is a place where
information is stored which helps webpages load faster. "Cookies" are small pieces of information stored on
your computer which save web site customization.
Having a local copy of a web page makes for very quick loading on your next visit because your computer doesn't have to download from the Internet all of that same information again.
If browser caching makes pages load faster, why would you ever want to clear your cache? A few reasons come to mind.
- Clear your cookies to fix - Sign-in problems (not being able to sign-in, not being able to stay signed-in) and error messages about setting user cookies.
- Keep in mind - Clearing your cookies will delete all web site information stored in your browser (passwords, sign-in information, site-specific preferences, etc).
- Clear your cache to fix - Pages that hang, freeze, don't finish loading, or contain old content and online applications (like games) that don't respond.
Regardless
of why you might want to do it, clearing your cache really easy to do in all
the popular browsers in use today.
The steps involved in clearing the browser cache depend entirely on what web browser you're using. Here some browser-specific tutorials:
Verified for version 11.
1.
Select Tools | Internet
Options.
2.
Under "Browsing history,"
click Delete.
3.
Select the following checkboxes:
·
Temporary
Internet files and web site files
·
Cookies and web site data
4.
Click Delete.
5.
Click OK.
6.
Close and restart your browser.
Verified for version 29.
1.
Select the Tools icon 
| History.
| History.
2.
Click Clear Recent History.
3.
In the "Time range to
clear" drop-down menu, select Everything.
4.
Next to "Details," click
the down arrow 
.
.
5.
Select the following checkboxes:
o
Cookies
o
Cache
o
Active Logins
6.
Click Clear Now.
7.
Close and restart your browser.
1.
Select the Safari/Edit icon 
| Reset
Safari.
| Reset
Safari.
2.
Select the following checkboxes:
·
Clear history
·
Remove all web
site data
3.
Click Reset.
4.
Close and restart your browser.
1.
Select the Tools icon 
| Settings.
| Settings.
2.
Click Settings.
3.
Click Show advance settings.
4.
Under "Privacy," click
Clear browsing data.
5.
Select the following checkboxes:
·
Empty the
cache
·
Delete cookies
and other site and plug-in data
6.
Click Clear browsing data.
7.
Close and restart your browser.
PLEASE NOTE: - When troubleshooting
issues with any web site, after clearing
your browser's cache and cookies,
exit your browser
completely.
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