How to Clear Cache in Google Chrome, Firefox on Android, iPhone

According to reports, Google Chrome holds the largest market share in the world and is the most popular browser. Likewise, Firefox also has a huge user base. Like their competitors, both browsers collect cache and cookies when users visit websites to make their web surfing experience smoother. However, this convenience comes at a price. Over time, this may cause your browser to slow down. However, there is a simple solution to this problem. You can delete your browser cache and cookies to improve your experience. When you do this, some settings on the site will be removed, and you may need to log back in to sites you visit frequently. Here’s a step-by-step guide to clearing your cache and deleting cookies.

Google Chrome allows users to clear cache and delete cookies on their phone by following a simple four-step guide.

How to clear Google Chrome’s cache on Android

1. Open Google Chrome on your Android phone.
2. Click the vertical dotted line that appears to the right of the address bar. Then click Delete browsing data.
3. Next, select the duration for which you want to clear cache and delete cookies, the default setting is 15 minutes. You can also select specific data types to erase by clicking more options.
4. When ready, click Delete data.

How to clear Google Chrome cache on iPhone

1. Open Google Chrome on your iPhone.
2. Click more (dashed horizontal line) and click Delete browsing data.
3. Select the time range and data type in the pop-up window.
4. tap confirm > Delete browsing data.

Likewise, Firefox also allows you to delete your private data from your browser history, such as cache and cookies accumulated while visiting various websites.

How to clear Firefox’s cache on Android

1. Open Firefox on your Android phone.
2. click more Options in the upper right corner > click set up.
3. scroll down to Delete browsing data > Click it.
4. choose Cookies and website data and Cached images and files.
5. tap Delete browsing data.

How to clear Firefox’s cache on iPhone

1. Open Firefox on iPhone.
2. Click more options under the address bar. Then click set up.
3. Scroll down and click Data management. choose cache and cookie.
4. Click Clear private data.