Clearing Cached Images and Cookies on Google Chrome & Android Phone

Clearing Cached Images and Cookies on Google Chrome & Android Phone

Clearing Cached Images and Cookies on Google Chrome
When a website does not respond correctly, cleaning the cached Images and Cookies can resolve the problem. 

To clear cache on Google Chrome

  1.  Click on the menu icon in the top right-hand side of the screen:  
  2. Select Privacy and Security 

  3. Select Clear browsing data

  4. Select the Time range as All time
  5. Select Cookies and other side data and Cached images and files

  6. Click Clear data
  7. The system should now open correctly showing new updates and fixes

Clearing Cached Images (Cookies) on an Android phone
  1. Click on the browser menu (three dots) on the top right:  
  2. Select History

  3. Select Clear browsing data

  4. Tick (select) Cookies and site data and Cached Images

  5. Select Clear data

  6. Select Clear

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