Why do you need to clear the web browser’s temporary files?
First of all, if your browser works fine, it is not necessary to clear the website’s cache, cookies, and other temporary files — web browsers store these things so that web pages upload faster when you return.
But when you noticed that web pages load slowly or that some of their elements are outdated, it is recommended to do the cleanup. This procedure will make the browser upload the most up-to-date versions of web pages, which may resolve errors like 404 and 505, caused by corrupt cache files. Also, deleting temporary files will increase the web browser’s productivity.
Google Chrome
*in version 70.0
How to clean up the SendPulse cache in Chrome web browser
Log in to your SendPulse account and use the combination of Ctrl+Shift+I keys or F12 to open Chrome’s Developers Console.
Now right-click on the page reload button and select the "Empty cache and hard reload" option.
You have cleaned the cache of the SendPulse website!
Cookies cleanup in Chrome
Open browser customization menu and then click on "Settings."
Open the Main Menu
Look for Advanced settings and unfold the dropdown list. Then click on "Privacy and security."
Scroll down the list and open the "Content settings."
Go to Cookies settings.
Click "See all cookies and site data."
Now look for the search box in the upper right corner of the screen and key in "Sendpulse" there.
Click on the magnifying glass icon to start the search.
This way, you will open the whole list of temporary files from the SendPulse website stored in the browser.
Click on "Remove all shown" to delete the files.
That's about it!
Mozilla Firefox
*in version 63.0.3
How to delete web cache in Firefox
Open Firefox Menu and go to "Options."
Open "Privacy&Security" scroll down to "Clear data" and click on it.
Tick "Cached web content" and click "Clear."
As Firefox doesn't have an option to clear the cache of specific websites, this action will delete all cached web content.
Cleaning up SendPulse cookies in the Firefox web browser.
Open Firefox menu and go to Options
Open "Privacy and Security" settings.
Scroll down to "Cookies and Site Data" parameters and open the "Manage Data" menu.
Key in "sendpulse" in the search box, and the browser will show all SendPulse temporary files automatically.
Click "Remove all shown" and then "Save changes" to confirm the actions.
Opera
*version 56.0
How to clean web cache in Opera
Open Opera Menu and go to "Settings."
Then expand Advanced settings, click on "Privacy & Security," and open "Clear browsing data" menu.
In the "Basic" tab, specify the Time range: "All time," tick "Cached images and files" box, and click "Clear data."
As there is no option to clear web cache for a specific website, this way, you will clear all cached files of all sites you visited in Opera.
How to delete SendPulse cookies in Opera
Open Opera Menu and go to "Settings."
In the advanced settings, open "Privacy & Security" and click "Content settings."
Open the "Cookies" settings.
Click "See all cookies and site data."
Type "SendPulse" in the search bar.
Click "Remove all shown."
Click "Clear all" to confirm the deletion of data.
Safari
How to clean up the SendPulse cache in Safari
* in version 11.1.2
Log in to your SendPulse account. Press the Shift key and the page refresh button at the same time.
The SendPulse site cache is updated.
How to clean up the SendPulse cookies in Safari
In the Safari menu, click "Preferences."
On the "Privacy" tab, click the "Manage Website Data" button.
Type "SendPulse" in the search bar.
Remove files.
Done.
Last Updated: 23.01.2020
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