How do I clear My Browser Cache and Cookies?

Your browser is very much like your car. One gets you where you want to go in space and one gets you where you want to go in cyberspace. One thing you might not know is that both require maintenance. Luckily, you won't get oily maintaining your browser. In fact, you won't even have to get out of your chair. There are plenty of things basic users can do to ensure that their browsing experience is excellent. After ensuring that your browser is up to date, the biggest tool you have is mitigating what information is being stored in your browser. 

• Chrome - Site Cookies
• Chrome - Browser Cookies
• Firefox
• Edge
• Safari

Chrome - Site Cookies

1. In Chrome with a Droplet tab open (app.droplet.io), select the Settings icon located left of the URL bar. 
2. Select Cookies and site data.
3. Select Manage on-device site data. Then select Remove.
   
   
4. Click on the garbage icons next to the app.droplet.io and/or droplet.io sites
5. Refresh your web page. (Mac shortcut CMD+R) (Windows shortcut CTL+R).
6. You should be directed to the login page to authenticate.

Chrome - Browser Cookies

1. In Chrome click on the three dot's on the upper right-hand side of the window to open the menu button 
2. Scroll down to the option that says "Clear Browsing Data..."
3. At the top of the dialog select the option "All time" from the "Time range" dropdown.
4. Ensure that the options for "Cookies and other site data" and "Cached images and files" are selected.
5. Click "Clear data."

Firefox

1.  At the top of the screen find "Firefox" in the menu bar and select the option "Settings..."
2. Choose the panel on the left that says "Privacy and Security."
3. Find the section labeled "Cookies and Site Data" and click on "Clear Data.
4. Select both "Cookies and Site Data" and "Cached Web Content."
5. Press the "Clear" button.

Edge

1. In Edge, select the Menu using the three-dot icon on the upper right-hand side.
2. Select "Settings," then "Privacy, Search, and Services"
3. Where it says "Clear browsing data" click on. "Choose what to clear."
4. Select "Cached images and files" and "Cookies and other site data."
5. Press the "Clear Now" button.

Safari

1. In the menu bar at the top of the screen click on "History."
2. Choose the option for "Clear History."
3. Use the "Clear" dropdown to select "All History" as the time frame to clear your history.
4.  Click on the "Clear History" button at the bottom.