Clear Browser Cache

When you browse through the internet and visit different sites, your browser saves several contents and data in temporary storage. This temporary storage is called "cache". If you would prefer not to clear your cache, users can try using an incognito/private browser window.

It may be useful to choose a different browser if you experience additional problems.

Chrome Safari Firefox Microsoft Edge Android

Chrome - Windows

1. Press the keys [Shift][Ctrl] and [Delete]. Be sure you press all the keys at once.

2. A new window opens: Delete browsing data

Screenshot of delete browsing data on Windows Chrome.
Screenshot of delete browsing data on Windows Chrome.

3. Submit your selections by clicking the Delete data button.

4. Refresh your site.

Chrome - Mac

The easiest way to get rid of the cache data in Google Chrome (MAC) is the option Delete browsing data. You can access this function with the following shortcut:

1. Press the keys [Shift][Command] and [Delete]. Be sure you press all the keys at once.

2. A new window opens: Delete browsing data.

Screenshot of how to clear your cache on Chrome for Mac.

3. Submit your selections by clicking the Delete data button.

4. Refresh your site.

Chrome - iOS

1. At the bottom right, tap More (•••) then Settings.

Screenshot of how to clear your cache on Chrome with iOS.
Screenshot of how to clear your cache on Chrome with iOS.

2. Tap Privacy and security.

Screenshot of how to clear your cache on Chrome with iOS.

3. Tap Delete browsing data.

Screenshot of how to clear your cache on Chrome with iOS.

4. Check Cookies, site data and Cached images and files. Uncheck the other items.

5. Tap Confirm.

Screenshot of how to clear your cache on Chrome with iOS.

6. Tap Delete data.

Screenshot of how to clear your cache on Chrome with iOS.

7. Exit/quit all browser windows and re-open the browser.