Are you experiencing slow browsing, privacy concerns, or website errors in Safari on your Mac? Clearing your browser's cache and history can often resolve these issues and improve your browsing experience. In this guide, we'll show you step-by-step how to clear cache and history in Safari on your Mac.
Clearing Browsing History:
Step 1: Open Safari Launch the Safari browser on your Mac computer.
Step 2: Access the Safari Menu Click on "Safari" in the top-left corner of your screen to open the drop-down menu.
Step 3: Select "Clear History…" From the drop-down menu, select "Clear History…"
Step 4: Choose a Time Range A dialog box will appear, allowing you to choose the time range for clearing your browsing history. You can select from "the last hour," "today," "today and yesterday," or "all history." Choose the desired time range.
Step 5: Confirm Your Choice Click the "Clear History" button to confirm your choice. Safari will clear your browsing history for the selected time range.
Step 6: Close Preferences Close the Preferences window.
Clearing Cache:
Step 7: Go to the Safari Menu Return to the Safari menu and select "Preferences."
Step 8: Access the Privacy Tab In the Preferences window, navigate to the "Privacy" tab.
Step 9: Click "Manage Website Data…" Under the "Cookies and website data" section, click on "Manage Website Data…"
Step 10: Remove Website Data A new window will appear displaying a list of websites with stored data. Click "Remove All" to clear the cache for all websites.
Step 11: Confirm Removal Click "Remove Now" to confirm the removal of website data.
That's it! You've successfully cleared your browsing history and cache in Safari on your Mac. Your browser should now be faster, and you'll have a cleaner browsing experience.
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