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Each time you access a file through your web browser, the browser caches it (pronounced cash and means to 'store'). In this way, the files (including any images on the page) do not have to be newly retrieved from the remote web site each time you click the Back or Forward buttons. You should periodically clear the cache to allow your browser to function more efficiently and sometimes a browser can get confused with downloads or browsing a site if the cache hasn't been cleared for a while.
If you're unsure what browser version you're using or you do not see instructions for your specific browser, search your browser's Help menu for "clear cache".
Internet Explorer 8
1. From the Safety menu in the upper right, click 'Delete Browsing History'
2. Uncheck 'Preserve Favorites website data' and check 'Temporary Internet files', 'Cookies', and 'History'
3. Click Delete
Internet Explorer 7
1. From the Tools menu in the upper right, select 'Delete Browsing History'
2. Next to 'Temporary Internet Files', click 'Delete files' - To delete your cookies, click 'Delete Cookies'
3. Click Close, and then click OK to exit
Firefox
1. From the Tools menu, select 'Clear Private Data', and then check 'Cache' and 'Cookies'
2. Click 'Clear Private Data Now'
Safari
1. From the Safari menu, select 'Reset Safari'
2. From the menu, only select 'Empty the cache' and 'Remove all cookies', then press 'Reset'
How do I clear my browser's cache?
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Google Chrome
1. Click the Tools menu. (The wrench in the upper-right corner)
2. Select Options.
3. Click the “Under the Hood” tab.
4. Click Clear browsing data...
5. Check the boxes for the types of information you wish to delete.
• Clear browsing history
• Clear download history
• Empty the cache
• Delete cookies
• Clear saved passwords
You can also choose the period of time you wish to delete cached information using the Clear data from this period dropdown menu.
6. Click Clear Browsing Data when ready.Comment -
