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How to Clear Cookies and Cache on Chrome for One Website

Like any other browser, Chrome stores data from websites in the form of cache and cookies that make your experience easier by loading them faster. At the same time, it may cause conflicts on some sites leading to loading and formatting issues. Hence, clearing the site-specific data could a good idea to fix any such issues.

Now, Chrome lets you clear cookies and cache within the settings. But, if you’re facing issues with one particular site, it may not be the best idea to clear all of your browsing data. Here’s a quick guide on how you can clear cookies and cache for one website on Chrome.

Clear Cook­ies and Cache for One Website on Chrome

For  PC

How to Clear Cook­ies and Cache for One Website on Chrome

1] Open Chrome and type “chrome://settings/siteData” in the search bar. This will take you to the All cookies and site data page.

Alternatively, you can tap the three-dot menu to open Settings. Here, navigate to Privacy and security > Site Settings > Cookies & Site Data > See all cookies and site data.


2] You’ll now see the list of all stored cookies and cache.

How to Clear Cook­ies and Cache for One Website on Chrome

3] In the Search Cookies box at the top-right, type the domain name for which you want to delete the data, e.g., Facebook.

4] Now, tap the Delete button to remove all the browsing data for the particular site, including cache and cookies.

If you click on the arrow icon, you’ll be able to see all the locally stored data for the website. You can manually review and delete them as per your needs.

For Android

The steps to clear cook­ies and cache for websites on Chrome are more or less similar for the mobile version.

1] Open Chrome and head to Settings.

2] Then, click on Site Settings > Storage.

3] Here, you’ll see all the stored data for websites, including cache and cookies.

4] Select and clear the data for the website you want to.

Wrapping Up

This was all about how you can clear cache and cookies for one particular website on Chrome. Note that once you clear the data, some site settings may get removed, and you’ll have to sign in again on the website.

Also, read- Google Chrome Hidden Features That Will Make Your Browsing Easier

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Ritik Singh

Ritik is the Managing Editor at GadgetsToUse. He manages the website and oversees the content to ensure it's as informative as possible. He also heads the sub-sites in the network. Putting work aside, he has a great interest in personal finance and is also a keen motorcycle enthusiast.

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