How to Clear Browser Data in Google Chrome

How to Clear Browser Data in Google Chrome

Step 1: Open Chrome and Access Settings

  1. Open Google Chrome.

  2. Click the three vertical dots (menu) in the top-right corner.

  3. Select "Settings".

Step 2: Open Privacy Settings

  1. In the Settings menu, scroll down and click "Privacy and Security".

  2. Select "Clear browsing data".

Step 3: Choose What to Clear

  1. A window will pop up with different options. You can select the time range (last hour, 24 hours, 7 days, 4 weeks, or all time).

  2. Check the data types you want to clear:

    • Browsing history

    • Cookies and other site data

    • Cached images and files

    • You can also choose passwords, auto-fill form data, and site settings if needed.

  3. Click the "Clear data" button to delete the selected information.

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