# How to Clear Browser Cache

### Chrome

1. Select the lock icon on the left in the Chrome URL bar.<br>

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2. Select "Cookies" from the popup.<br>

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3. Remove all of the items in the cookies popup by selecting them and clicking the "Remove" button.<br>

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4. Click on "Done" and refresh the page.

### Firefox

1. Select the lock icon in the URL bar.
2. Select the "Clear cookies and site data..." button.<br>

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3. Select the "Remove" button from the "Removing Cookies and Site Data" popup.<br>

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4. Finally, refresh the page.


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