The new Microsoft Edge is deviating from other Chromium based browsers by redesigning the user interface for the Clear browsing data function. Not only are the Microsoft developers making it ...

It's good to clear your browsing data, especially for troubleshooting. Here's how to clear cache, cookies, and history on Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft Edge offers an option to clear browsing data automatically when you close the browser on your Windows PC.

As the default browser in Windows, Edge offers a host of helpful features over Google Chrome. Here’s how to get the most out of the program.

Step by Step guide to clear cache in Microsoft Edge When you clear cache and clear browsing data of Microsoft Edge it will improve your browsing experience.

Once you delete browsing history in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc, you only clear data in your local directories. However, the browsing history is still on the servers and can be traced by the browsers.

When you clear your history on Microsoft Edge, you can also choose to clear your cookies, cache, and other data.

Clearing your cache in the Microsoft Edge browser is incredibly simple. There are even two ways in which to do so, and we'll walk you through both.

All browsers automatically store data locally, which speeds up web browsing but can cause problems too. Here’s how to do something about it.

Here's how to clear browsing history in every one of the most popular web browsers, no matter the OS you're running.

Hit the "Clear Data" button next to the "Cookies and Site Data" heading. The process for clearing cookies in the mobile browser is slightly different.

Microsoft has brought in a new piece of functionality for Edge allowing users to easily clear the browser’s cache and history, but it’s only in testing right now. As spotted by Leopeva64 on ...