Home / Basics / How do I delete cookies and cache in Firefox web browser?
All the five popular web browsers keep a track of the online activities. Firefox, for example, stores the following:
But the most important things stored by browsers from your online sessions are:
The nice things about Firefox is that it lets you delete all this information selectively. Therefore, if you just want to delete browser cache or form data and preserve the browsing history, you can do so without any problems.
Click on “Tools” in the top menu and select “Clear Private Data“. You will now be presented with a pop-up of all the items I listed above. Choose the ones you want to delete by placing a checkmark in front and hitting the “Clear Private Data Now” button.
Unlike Internet Explorer, the cleaning operation in Firefox is quite thorough. All the traces of online activity can be deleted in a few mouse clicks.
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