Learn How You Can Clear Cache Data, Cookie Data Of A Particular Website In Chrome, Firefox
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In This Post, I'll Show You How To Clear Cache, Cookie Data Of Specific Website In Google Chrome Browser And In Mozilla Firefox.
Follow These Steps On Your Chrome-
Launch Chrome Browser In Your PC, Tap On The Menu(Three Dots At The Right Top Corner)-Choose Settings.
Under Settings, Scroll Down To Bottom And Show Advanced Settings.
Under Privacy Section, Tap On Content Settings-There Will Be A Option Of "All Cookies And Site Data" Under Cookies Section.Tap On It.
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Browsers Keep Cache Data And Cookie Data Separately For Each Website You Visit In Browsing.You Can Delete/Clear Cache, Cookie Data Of A Specific Website Also Instead Of Clearing Cache Of All Websites.
In This Post, I'll Show You How To Clear Cache, Cookie Data Of Specific Website In Google Chrome Browser And In Mozilla Firefox.
Follow These Steps On Your Chrome-
Launch Chrome Browser In Your PC, Tap On The Menu(Three Dots At The Right Top Corner)-Choose Settings.
Under Settings, Scroll Down To Bottom And Show Advanced Settings.
Under Privacy Section, Tap On Content Settings-There Will Be A Option Of "All Cookies And Site Data" Under Cookies Section.Tap On It.
Also, See-How To Start Your Browser Always In Incognito Mode
All List Of Websites That Stored Cookie, Cache Data Will Appear.Drag Your Mouse To A Website And Click On Cross Button Next To It To Clear Site Data.You Can Also Remove All By Clicking On Remove All Button Display At The Top.Use Search Box To Search For A Specific Website.
Follow These Step On Mozilla Firefox-
Launch Firefox On Your PC.Tap On The Menu Button(Burger Type Icon At Top Right).Choose Options From The Menu.
Switch To Privacy Tab.Under History Section, You'll See "You May Want To Clear Your Recent History Or Remove Individual Cookie".Click On "Remove Individual Cookie.
Also, See-How To Copy Paste Multiple Items To Clipboard On Windows
Firefox Will Display You All List Of Websites.Use Search Box To Find A Specific Website And Clear It's Cookie Data.
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