To clear your browser cache and cookies in Chrome please follow the procedure below:

Alternatively, please try in InPrivate browsing (press Ctrl+Shift+P).Then check only 'Cookies and saved website data' and 'Cached data and files'.At the top right please click on three bars.To clear your browser cache and cookies in Edge please follow the procedure below: Below are procedures to clear the browser cache and cookies for popular browsers on a desktop.

This issue can be resolved by either using another browser that is installed on your device or clearing the invalid information that is stored in your browser. Alternatively, you can always use the inPrivate mode.If you are having trouble logging on to a web page on reading.ac.uk that requires authentication, then this can be caused by invalid information being stored within the browser on your device. However, you can remove and clear all the records and storage quickly. It also stores the assets and cookies by default. The Edge browser is built to record and store every interaction within the browser. Hence, keeping the browser cache untouched is suggested unless you want to refresh the webpage. Though it will not delete the downloaded files like PDFs, Docx, etc., the site files like images, CSS, JS, etc., will be deleted.Īfter deleting the browser-cached images and files, the websites load slowly. This will clear all the locally stored images and files from the browser cache.

Tap the Clear command button at the bottom to remove the Cached images and file storage.

Enable the checkbox for Cached images and files.

Now scroll to the extreme bottom and select the Clear browsing data option.

Under settings, scroll down halfway and tap the Privacy and Security tab.Select the Settings menu from the list.This will increase the size of storage occupied by the browser. When we visit the website, the browser stores static assets like CSS, JS, and image files in browser storage.

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