How do I speed up my web browsing (clearing cookies and cache, aka Temporary Internet Files)?
Cache For your convenience, your computer stores copies of frequently accessed pages in the memory cache or disk cache so the computer doesn't have to retrieve the page from the network each time you view it. This speeds reloading of pages that you have already visited. If you are experiencing Internet slowness or seeing old data, this is one of the first steps to take in troubleshooting. Follow your browser's steps below to increase your browser's performance and ensure that you get the most recent page.
Internet Explorer 8.0
1. In Internet Explorer, click Tools. If you don't see the menu, press Alt on your keyboard to show menus. Mozilla Firefox 1. Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, select Mozilla Firefox, then click the Mozilla Firefox icon. Apple Safari 1. From the Safari menu, click Empty Cache.
2. Select Delete Browsing History.
3. Select the checkbox next to "Temporary Internet Files."
4. Click Delete.
5. It can take several minutes for the cache history to be deleted. Once the files have been deleted, click Okay.
2. Click the Tools menu, then click Clear Private Data.
3. Click the Cache and Cookies boxes to place a check mark in them, ensure the other boxes do not have check marks in them, then click the Clear Private Data Now button.
4. Click the File menu, then click Exit.
2. When asked "Are you sure you want to empty the cache?, click Empty.
3. From the Safari menu, click Preferences.
4. From the Security dialog box, click Bookmarks.
5. Click Show Cookies
6. From the Cookie dialog box, click to choose a cookie and click Remove (To delete all cookies, choose Remove All)