How to Clear the Cache in Google Chrome

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Delete the browser Cache with a shortcut:

Fastest way to get the rid of the “Cache Data” in Google Chrome is the option, ‘Clear Browser Cache’. You can access this function with the following shortcut.

Method 1^st :

1- Press the keys “Ctrl+Shift or Del”. Press all keys at same time.

2- A new window Menu-box is open: Clear Browser Cache.

3- Three options now see you “Browsing History, Cookies and other site data, Cached Data”. You can choose between, “last 24 hours”, “last hour”, “last day”, “last week” or “all-time”.

4- If you want to clear your all Cache Data, Select the “all-time”.

5- Check the menu-box in front of “Images & Files in Cache”.

6- Submit your selection by clicking the “Delete Browser Data” Button.

7- Reload your Google chrome site.