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If you are asking about deleting Safari cache files: Clear your browsing history in Safari on Mac - Apple Support; If you are asking about deleting Safari's cookies and website data: Manage cookies and website data in Safari on Mac - Apple Support; Bear in mind the purpose of cache files is to maximize a system's efficiency.
I want to clear the cookies on my MacBook Air PLEASE . ... MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.7 Posted on Apr 26 ...
Preferably, when you have launched Firefox using the shift key so no web page is open in the browser. If there is and you clear cookies, that site will rewrite their cookie. Using John Galt's suggestion, I use shift+cmd+delete to pop open the clear panel (below), press return to accept it, and then cmd+Q to quit Firefox.
How to clear cookies/cache on MacBook Air (M1, 2020) macOS 12.2.1, browser Firefox 98.0.1 [Re-Titled by Moderator] 3201 3 how to delete cookies in my Mac computer how to delete cookies
How do I clear "cookies" on my MacBook Air? Show more Less. Posted on Nov 1, 2014 9:50 AM Me too (15) ...
How to clear cookies/cache on MacBook Air (M1, 2020) macOS 12.2.1, browser Firefox 98.0.1 [Re-Titled by Moderator] 3271 3 clear cache on my macbook how do I clear cache on my MacBook?
How to clear cookies/cache on MacBook Air? How to clear cookies/cache on MacBook Air (M1, 2020) macOS 12.2.1, browser Firefox 98.0.1 [Re-Titled by Moderator] 2909 3
I was trying to figure out how to clear cache for Safari, but since it doesn't say that it's deleting the cache in the "Clear History" menu, I figured that it was leaving the cache intact. I checked the "Cache" folder, and there is no "com.apple.Safari/Cache.db" file in there, so clearly, what I've been doing is working.
MacBook Air not letting me clear my history search in Safari Hi, so my MacBook Air [Version:12.3, Type=macOS Monterey] is not letting me clear my history in safari and I tried looking online but everything I tried never works so if you can please help or if you have a suggestion on how to help please let me know Thanks -Mark W. B. A. [Edited by Moderator]
To "deep clean" your Mac, you'll want to wipe the drive and reinstall macOS. There's no other way. Don't attempt to use apps that claim to clean up, speed up or otherwise optimize your computer.