All browsers automatically store data locally, which speeds up web browsing but can cause problems too. Here’s how to do something about it.

Is your computer running slower than normal? It may be time for you to clear your web browser’s cache to get some of that performance back. Here’s how.

Because of this, it's good to clear out your cache every so often. It allows you to remove data you don't need on your phone, especially if an unknown data tracker is among your phone's cookies.

Is your iPhone running slowly or having trouble with some common tasks? It could just need to have its cache cleared. Here's the steps to follow.

To delete or clear Site Data, Cache or Cookies for one website in Chrome, Edge or Firefox browser, you will have to open its Settings or Options.

If you clear the browser and app cache on your Android phone periodically, you could help eliminate performance issues on the device.

How to Clear Safari's Cache on iPhone and iPad Note that the following steps clear all history, cookies and website data on your device, regardless of when the sites were accessed. Launch the ...

For instance, you can tell Safari to ask websites not to track you, deny websites’ use of your location, and block cookies and cached data altogether. Emptying Just the Cache While you can’t delete ...

You can clear your Twitter cache in the app on your iOS or Android device to clear space and help it run better.