Click the Tools menu, then click Delete Browsing History. As soon as your cursor returns to normal, or you notice the "fished deleting" message at the bottom of the screen, consider your temporary Internet files deleted. The Delete Browsing History window will disappear and you may notice your mouse icon go busy for a few moments. In the Delete Browsing History window that appears, uncheck all options except the one labeled Temporary Internet files and website files. Note: If you have the Menu bar enabled, you can instead click Tools and then Delete browsing history. On the very right-hand side of the browser, click on the gear icon, also called the Tools icon, followed by Safety, and finally Delete browsing history. Autofill form data (includes forms and cards). Under “ Clear browsing data” section, click Choose what to clear. Click on “ Privacy, search, and services.”. Click the 3 dots on the upper right hand side. 
This is called "clearing the cache." Each browser provides its own steps for clearing the cache, as follows.
The purpose of the cache is to speed up your access to Internet content.Īll those files stored in your cache take up space, so from time to time, you may want to or need to clear out the files stored in your cache to free up some space on your computer or to improve the performance of some software. When you open a new Web page, it is sent to the cache on your hard disk, so that the next time you visit the page, if it has not changed, the contents are retrieved from your hard disk rather than the Internet. Microsoft refers to the cache as “Temporary Internet Files.” It is a folder containing copies of Web pages you’ve recently visited.
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