When we use an Internet browser to browse and navigate pages, many files are automatically stored on our computer. These files are also called browser cache or temporary files. Each browser allocates its own "storage" for these files on the hard disk. And they also have their own ways of clearing the cache memory. If the cache is not cleared at all, it can lead to a serious slowdown in the PC.
Instructions
Step 1
Let's take a look at three browsers whose names are on everyone's lips:
Internet Explorer. Select "Tools" -> "Internet Options" from the menu. The window is loaded, we are looking for the "Delete files" button and click. We put the checkboxes on everything that we want to delete and click "Finish".
Step 2
Opera
In the menu, select "Tools" and hover the mouse over "Preferences". Select the "History and cache" option in preferences and click on it. After that, click on the "Clear immediately" button and enjoy the "cleanup" process. Upon completion of the operation, click on "Finish" and rub our hands.
Step 3
Mozilla Firefox
In this browser, clearing temporary files is similar to clearing in other browsers. If we have the "Chanterelles" window open, then proceed: in the top menu, select the "Tools" item, lower the cursor to "Options", a window will open. We are looking for the "Privacy" icon, click. In this menu you need to find the "Clear" button and use it. We wait for a while and close the browser window as soon as the process of clearing temporary files is completed.
