Users might have to log in to websites again after clearing the cache and deleting cookies on Google Chrome and Firefox.
How to Clear Cache: A Step-by-Step Guide
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Google Chrome reportedly commands the largest market share globally, being the most popular browser. Similarly, Firefox also has a significant user base. Both browsers, like their competitors, collect cache and cookies when a user visits a website to make their web surfing experience smoother. However, this convenience comes at a cost. Over a period of time, this can cause your browser to slow down. However, there is a simple solution to this problem. You can delete browser cache and cookies to improve your experience. When you do so, some settings on websites get deleted, and you might need to sign in again to the websites you frequent. Here is a step-by-step guide to clear the cache and delete cookies.
Google Chrome allows users to clear cache and delete cookies on their phones by following a simple four-step guide.
Similarly, Firefox also allows you to delete your private data, like cache and cookies accumulated while visiting various websites, from the browser's history.
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