The new year is coming up, and it’s when some of us do a bit of spring cleaning—from giving away clothes to getting rid of a hoard you’ve been stacking in your house for some time. But what about your phone? Well, there’s a way to free up some space on there by clearing your browser cache.
Your browser cache is described basically as a “digital refrigerator” that helps you store website data so those pages can load faster the next time you visit them. However, they might no longer match the data the sites actually need to load, and pages would actually load slower as a consequence.
Clearing your cache will give those sites a fresh start in your browser. It will also free up some space in your storage. Here’s how to get rid of the browser cache in your phone.
Following the process will affect all signed indevices. So, you’ll need to sign in to everything the next time you use them, but your devices’ caches will be cleared. Here’s how:
You’re advised to clear your browser cache once every month or two. But if you frequently visit a large number of sites, you should consider clearing your cache more often.
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