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If a web page is not loading properly or if it is loading slowly, you may benefit from deleting the cache.
What is a cache? A cache is temporary storage that your web browser uses to keep local copies of pages, images and other content you frequently visit online. The browser uses what is stored in the cache instead of loading the entire website again.
Why should I clear it? While the cache is very helpful in having a good user experience online, over time it stores numerous files in your computer. When you clear out the cache, the most up-to date version of the websites you access regularly will load and display, reducing error messages. Deleting those old files will also allow you access information online faster.
You can delete cookies and browser history if you are concerned about privacy, but these don't typically cause problems to your web browser's performance.
What are cookies? A cookie is information that a website you visit stores on your computer. Cookies are used by websites to remember your preferences, logins and other customization functions, such as a keeping track of what you have placed in the shopping cart.
Most modern browsers give you the option to store cookies or not, but some websites won't function properly unless you allow them to store and access cookies.
What is browsing history? Whenever you visit a website, your browser will store in its memory the website you accessed. You can delete this history to save hard drive space, or maintain some privacy if you are sharing the computer.
Some browsers allow you to manage multiple items together, and some browsers will have separate instructions for each action you wish to take. Click over to page two for some helpful "how to" articles, depending on which browser you use.