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Created: April 22nd 2025
Last updated: April 22nd 2025
Categories: IT Knowledge
Author: Elzan Ajdari

How to Clear Your Browser Cache Chrome, Firefox & Edge

Tags:  browser problems,  Chrome cache,  clear cache,  Edge Cache,  Firefox Cache
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Introduction

If a website looks strange, loads outdated data, or behaves incorrectly, your browser cache might be the problem. The cache stores temporary files to speed up loading – but can cause issues. Here's how to clear the cache in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.

Step-by-step: Clear Cache in Your Browser

Google Chrome

  1. Open Chrome.

  2. Click the three-dot menu (⋮) → More Tools → Clear browsing data.

  3. Check “Cached images and files”.

  4. Select Time range: All time.

  5. Click “Clear data”.

Mozilla Firefox

  1. Open Firefox.

  2. Click the menu (≡) → Settings → Privacy & Security.

  3. Scroll to Cookies and Site Data → Click “Clear Data…”.

  4. Select Cached Web Content → Click “Clear”.

Microsoft Edge

  1. Open Edge.

  2. Click the three-dot menu (⋯) → Settings.

  3. Go to Privacy, search, and services.

  4. Under Clear browsing data, click “Choose what to clear”.

  5. Select Cached images and files → Click “Clear now”.

Conclusion

Clearing your browser cache often fixes display or loading issues instantly. Doing this regularly is a good habit – especially after updates or when using web-based apps.