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John Dwyer
Digital Strategist
August 19, 2024
If you’re experiencing issues with a website, clearing your browser cookies can help. Below are the steps for four popular browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari (both desktop and mobile versions).
Follow these steps to clear cookies and cache across the most popular browsers:
By following these steps, you can clear cookies and cache across these popular browsers, ensuring smoother website performance and resolving common browsing issues. Regularly clearing your cookies and cache can keep your browser running efficiently and help maintain your online security.
Clearing your browser cookies removes stored data that websites use to remember your login status, preferences, and other details. This can log you out of websites, reset preferences, and may cause slower load times as websites need to reload certain data. However, it can help resolve issues with website functionality and performance.
No, clearing cookies will not delete your saved passwords. Passwords are typically stored separately in the browser’s password manager. If you want to remove saved passwords, you would need to clear your browsing history and saved passwords specifically.
There’s no set rule for how often to clear cookies, but doing so periodically (e.g., every few months) can help maintain your browser’s performance and protect your privacy. If you experience issues with a website, clearing cookies can be a quick fix.
Yes, clearing cookies will affect all websites you’ve visited, not just the one causing issues. You’ll be logged out of any sites where you’re signed in, and your site preferences will be reset. If you only want to clear cookies for a specific site, most browsers allow you to manage and delete cookies for individual websites.
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