As explained in our previous post of this series; “How to Clear Your Cache: Google Chrome”, clearing your cache is beneficial because it allows website edits to show up properly, and helps with privacy and security.
Each browser has a slightly different approach in clearing their cache, which is why we have broken up the subject into a four part series. We have selected the browsers most commonly used to best help navigate you through the necessary steps.
Below is our helpful infographic, explaining the steps for clearing your cache in both Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge:
Added Benefits
In the past, your saved passwords would be lost during a cache refresh; however many browsers (such as Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge) have added the option to choose what gets cleared when you empty your browsing data. Our recommendation is to always clear your “Cached Images and Files” at minimum.
Be sure to check out our other posts on clearing cache in other browsers: Safari, Chrome, and Firefox.
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Executioner – Embodying razor-sharp precision and organization, Tracy brings a unique balance to the collaborative workspace by marrying compassion with rationality. Fixer of broken things since 1999, Tracy’s role as designer/developer allows her to unite design with technical functionality. A practicing Yogi, she is a believer in daily routines but when the day commands it, you can find her going for a drive with the top down and the radio up!
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