How to Clear All Web Pages

The Web pages that you visit are always stored in a temporary folder called the "Temporary Internet Folder." These files are helpful when you revisit the same Web pages as it takes less time to load a Web page that is already saved on your computer's memory. You have the option to keep these Web files or delete them if you want to clear your past browses.

Things You'll Need

• Computer with Internet access

Instructions

Internet Explorer Users

1. Launch Internet Explorer.

2. Click on "Tools" on the top bar. Select "Internet Options."

3. Click on the "General" tab.

4. Click on the "Delete" button under the subheading "Browsing History."

5. Click on "Delete Files" under the subheading "Delete Browsing History." Click "Yes" and hit "OK" to complete the task.

Mozilla Firefox users

1. Launch Mozilla Firefox Web browser.

2. Click on "Tools" on the top bar of the browser.

3. Select "Options." Hit the "Privacy" button. It is the third one from the right.

4. Click on "Clear Now" under the subheading "Private."

5. Check the box titled "Cache" and click on "Clear Private Data Now." Hit "OK" to complete the task.

Tips & Warnings

• Safari users can also clear browsing and download history, cookies and the auto-fill feature.

References

• Clearallhistory: How to Delete Temporary Internet Files

Resources

• Clear-History: How to Clear Safari History