How To: Clear Cache for Specific Website

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Today, all popular browsers offer functions that allow you to clean navigation data at the touch of a button. However, if you encounter rendering problems only with specific websites, it is not possible to delete all your browsing data. Deleting these files can result in longer page loading times in your browser and consume more bandwidth. This is particularly undesirable if you are on a limited data plan. In addition, deleting all data from your browser will terminate all your active web sessions, so you will need to reconnect to all previously connected sites.

One possible way to solve the rendering problems of the websites concerned is to delete the data from the websites only for those specific websites. Web browsers generally allow users to delete all browsing data, but the option to delete site-specific data is also available, although hidden. In this tutorial, we will show you how to delete location-specific data in Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer.

To clear the cache of a specific website in Chrome

This can be a faster and easier way:

1. Press F12 to open the Chrome development tools (see below).
2. Click on the “Gear” icon in the upper right corner.
3. Under General Enable, disable the cache.
4. Reload the page and reactivate the caching by unchecking this box.

How to clear the cache of a specific website in Firefox

1. Open your Mozilla Firefox browser, then open the options. Then choose Privacy and Security. Click on the Manage Data button under Cookies and Site Data to open the next window.
2. Here you can delete the selected cookies or all cookies and page data. Search the domain, select the cookies you want to delete and delete them.
3. There is another way. When a web page is open, click on the “i” icon to open a flyer.
4. Select Clear cookies and site data to open the next window.
5. If you click OK, the location data on this page will be deleted.

To clear the cache of a specific website in Microsoft Edge

1. Open the website for which you want to clear the cache.
2. When opening, press the F12 key on your keyboard.
3. Click on the “Network” option and simultaneously press “Ctrl” + “R”.
4. The page refreshes and cookies are deleted.

To clear the cache of a specific website in Safari

1. Open the Safari browser.
2. In the menu, go to Settings.
3. Go to Privacy, then click Manage Web Page Data.
4. Type the name of the website in the search field.
5. Select the website, then click on Delete.

CONCLUSION

So it was as simple as that. I hope this guide has helped you scratch your head and discover why a website doesn’t work the way it should.

If you have more information about this, feel free to comment below, it will help us all.

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-clear-cookies-cache-for-a-single-website-in-the-Chrome-browser

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