Overview
When you surf the web normally (while not using Incognito mode), your browser keeps a record containing a few details. Cookies store info about your browsing habits and preferences. Cache stores temporary data to help improve website loading speed. History stores a list of the websites you visit frequently.
That's why it is important to clear your cookies and cache on a regular basis. It can help resolve issues like slow loading or websites detecting your location, as well as free up storage and remove corrupted or outdated information. However, it can also log you out of websites and erase any preferences saved on those sites.
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Microsoft Edge
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Microsoft Edge:
Open Microsoft Edge on your computer.
To open Microsoft Edge, click theStart button, type edge in the search box and press Enter.
Click the 
Settings and more button near the top-right.
You can also press Alt + F on your keyboard.
Navigate to Settings > Privacy, search, and services.
Under Delete browsing data, select Choose what to clear.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files, then click Clear now.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Microsoft article for more information.
Google Chrome
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Google Chrome:
Open Google Chrome on your computer.
To open Google Chrome, click the
Click the 
More button near the top-right.
Select Delete browsing data.
You can also press Ctrl + Shift + Del on your keyboard.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files, then click Delete data.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Google article for more information.
Mozilla Firefox
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Mozilla Firefox:
Open Mozilla Firefox on your computer.
To open Microsoft Edge, click the
Click the 
Menu button near the top-right.
Navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security.
Under Cookies and Site Data, select Clear Data.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and site data and Temporary cached files and pages, then click Clear.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Mozilla article for more information.
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Apple Safari
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Apple Safari:
Open Safari on your computer.
To open Safari, clickFinder, select Applications from the sidebar and choose Safari.
From the Safari menu near the top of the screen, select Preferences.
You can also press Command + , on your keyboard.
From the Privacy tab, select Manage Website Data.
Select one or more websites, then click Remove.
To clear cookies for all websites, click Remove All. See this Apple article for more information.
Google Chrome
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Google Chrome:
Open Google Chrome on your computer.
To open Google Chrome, click
From the Chrome menu near the top of the screen, select Clear Browsing Data.
You can also press Shift + Command + Del on your keyboard.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files, then click Delete data.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Google article for more information.
Mozilla Firefox
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Mozilla Firefox:
Open Mozilla Firefox on your computer.
To open Mozilla Firefox, click
Click the Menu button near the top-right.
Navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security.
Under Cookies and Site Data, select Clear Data.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and site data and Temporary cached files and pages, then click Clear.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Mozilla article for more information.
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Apple Safari
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Apple Safari:
Open your Settings app. It looks like a 
gear shaped icon.
If you can't find this icon, askSiri to open your Settings.
Navigate to Apps > Safari.
Below Security & Privacy, tap Clear History and Website Data.
To clear your cookies and keep your history, go to Advanced > Website Data. Tap Remove All Website Data. See this Apple article for more information.
Google Chrome
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Google Chrome:
Open Google Chrome on your iPhone/iPad.
If you can't find this icon, ask
Tap the More button near the bottom-right.
Select Delete browsing data.
Choose More options.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and site data and Cached images and files, then tap Delete data.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Google article for more information.
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Google Chrome
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Google Chrome:
Open Google Chrome on your phone/tablet.
If you can't find this icon, askGoogle to open Chrome.
Tap the More button near the top-right.
Select Delete browsing data.
Choose More options.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and site data and Cached images and files, then tap Delete data.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Google article for more information.
Mozilla Firefox
How to clear cookies/browsing data using Mozilla Firefox:
Open Mozilla Firefox on your phone/tablet.
If you can't find this icon, ask
Tap the Menu button near the bottom-right.
Select Delete browsing data.
If you don't see this option, navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security.
Check the boxes next to Cookies and Cached images and files, then tap Delete browsing data.
You can also clear your browsing history, saved passwords, autofill form data, and more. See this Mozilla article for more information.
Common Questions
Can I clear my history without clearing my cookies?
Yes, you can! Simply un-check the Cookies and site data option before you clear your history. If you're using Safari, you can clear your History from History > Clear History. See this Apple article for more information.
Is it necessary to clear my cookies regularly?
Technically speaking no, it is not required. However if you shop online or visit lots of different websites frequently, it is strongly recommended to prevent these sites from detecting your location or storing your data. Just be aware you might get logged out of these sites.
My browser is not listed above, what can I do?
The concept is basically the same with every browser. You can clear cookies/cache by opening your Privacy Settings. However, the steps may vary depending on the device you're using. If you can't find it, contact our support team for assistance.