Updated at: May 23, 2024
The controls to clear your Cookies, Browsing history, cache and other data in Firefox are all stored in the same screen. To get to these controls and choose what you want to clear, follow these instructions.
Decide on the types of browsing data you want to clear from Firefox and make sure there is a tick next to them. Untick any types of browsing data that you don't want to clear from Firefox. Also choose the time range to clear the data from.
It's possible to clear your entire history, but it's also possible to be more selective and only clear more recent history items - for example you can clear only what you've done in the last hour. Click the option to choose the time range you want to clear.
Decide what you want to clear by ticking or unticking each data type.
You have now cleared your selected browsing data from your computer. You can simply close this tab and continue to use Firefox.
Clear instructions to clear your cache, cookies, and history. follow the guides.
Before you consider clearing your browser cache, you should know what it is.
Have you heard the phrase "clear your cache" but aren't sure what it means?
Not sure why you've been asked to clear your cache?
Need to completely reload a page but don't want to clear your entire cache?
Can clearing cookies help with problems or privacy? Here's some info.
Are there any risks to clearing your cache?
When I decide to clear my cache or cookies, what actually happens?
Don't bother clicking the menus, use the handy keyboard shortcut.
Don't bother clicking the menus, use the handy keyboard shortcut.
Don't bother clicking the menus, use the handy keyboard shortcut.
Don't bother clicking the menus, use the handy keyboard shortcut.
Don't bother clicking the menus, use the handy keyboard shortcut.
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Does clearing cache in one browser affect the other browsers on my computer?
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