How to Remove Cached Profiles
The Internet cache profiles on a Web browser can be extremely useful tools. Whenever a site is visited, the cache profile retains the information, allowing the page to upload quickly the next time it is visited. However, there can be a downside to the cache profiles. If not cleaned periodically, the buildup of Internet files can slow down the computer. It also allows other users the ability to see what sites have been visited previously. Because of these issues, it is important to remove and clear the cache profiles every few weeks.
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Instructions
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Remove Cache Profiles in Firefox
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Open Firefox.
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Click "Tools."
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Select "Clear Private Data."
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Check off "Cache" as well as any other form of data you'd like removed (such as Internet History and Cookies).
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Click "Clear Private Data." The cache profile has now been removed.
Remove Cache Profile in Internet Explorer
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Open Internet Explorer.
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Click the "Tools" tab.
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Click "Internet Options."
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Select "General" in the new window.
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Click "History" and then "Clear History."
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Click "Yes" when asked if you're sure you want to do this, and then click "OK." The cache profile has now been removed.
Remove Cache Profile in Safari
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Open Safari.
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Click "Safari."
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Click "Preferences."
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Click the "Security" tab.
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Click "Show Cookies."
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Select "Remove All." The cookies and the cache profile have now been removed.
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