Do you spend too much time waiting for websites to load? If so, then your computer’s cache may be the culprit behind your slow surfing experience. Clearing your cache will not only improve your web browsing speed, it’ll also get rid of any outdated web files that could be slowing things down in the first place. Read on to learn the quickest way to clear your cache in Google Chrome quickly and easily!
Step 1: Find the Cache Folder
To find the cache folder in your Google Chrome browser, click the three dots on the top right of your screen and click Show cached images. Once you have opened the folder, you will see two folders. The first one is called CACHE and has all of your pictures from that webpage in it. The other folder is called DATA, which will also have all of your pictures from that webpage in it.
Step 2: Open the Folder
To open the folder, first, you will need to find it. The easiest way is to type in %appdata%. Next, navigate to the Local Settings folder. Inside that folder, there will be a subfolder called Google. Finally, click on the file named Chrome inside that folder and open it up.
Step 3: Clear Cookies Section
You can also clear your cookies by clicking the Clear Cookies button. This will delete all cookies from your browser, including those that were previously deleted. This is a useful way to free up space for more web browsing activities.
Step 4: Clearing Browser History
To clear your cache, click on the three vertical dots at the top-right of the screen, and click Clear browsing data.
In the popup box that appears, select Empty cache and then press Clear browsing data again. You may be prompted for a confirmation before the process is complete. Once you've done this, you'll need to restart your browser for it to take effect.
Step 5: Clearing Browsing Data Section
-Click on the Clear browsing data button.
-Select from the options that you want to clear and click Clear.
-Click on the Done button. -You will be given a warning about what will happen when the cache is cleared. -It's best not to select anything in this list because they are all personal preferences, meaning they should only be selected if you're sure of what each one means.
-Otherwise, just hit Yes, continue at the bottom of the page and it'll go ahead with clearing your cache for you anyway.
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