Showing posts with label clear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clear. Show all posts
Thursday, November 17, 2016
How To Clear Safari History On Your iPad
How To Clear Safari History On Your iPad
There are many times when you don’t want others to see your browsing history. Well, in that case, clearing the browser history is very much necessary especially if you are not a single user of your iPad device.
So, if you are a privacy lover and want to clear your Safari web browser history but doesn’t know that how to do it? Then, don’t worry because today I will show you that how you can clear Safari history on your iPad without any inconvenient. Clearing the browser history is a very simple and easy process. So, without wasting much of your valuable time, let’s get started with our tutorial.
Learn-How To Clear Safari History
So, if you want to clear your Safari web browser history on your iPad device then follow the below given steps to get started.
- First of all, open up your iPad device.
- Then, go to the Settings menu, you can simply access it from your iPad’s home screen.
- Now, in the Settings menu, scroll down a bit and then tap on the Safari option.
- Then, in the Safari option, you can simply remove your Safari web browsing history by tapping on the Clear History And Websites Data option. And then, it will ask you a confirmation about clearing your entire browsing history and then just confirm it if you want to clear your entire browsing history.
- Additionally, if you also want to clear your Safari web browser cookies and other data then just tap on the Clear Cookies And Data option, it will be under the Clear History And Websites Data option.
- Then, it will also ask you a confirmation, then just go ahead and tap on Clear button.
- That’s it! You are done! Now, you have successfully cleared your Safari browsing history and as well as cookies of your Safari web browser.
Conclusion
So, this was all about how to clear Safari history on your iPad. I hope that now you will be able to easily clear your Safari web browser history and as well as cookies. If you have any type of queries regarding this tutorial then do let us know, we will try our best to resolve them. And plus, if you’d like this tutorial then don’t forget to share this with your friends and social circles too.
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Saturday, October 15, 2016
How and when to clear app cache or data in Android
How and when to clear app cache or data in Android
Overview About Clear Cache Or Data in Android
Apps sometimes can misbehave. Before you go reaching for that task killer (and we cant stress this enough — dont do it!) heres something else to try.
Every Android smartphone has an application manager that you can get to through the settings menu. Its usually in the top level somewhere, though it can vary a little by phone. (Samsung, for instance, has started splitting its app settings into different sections, showing feature settings for its own apps at the top level and requiring you to tap through to get to the actual application manager.) But once you get to it, youre at the heart of the matter. This is where you can see every application thats installed on your phone. And its a handy place to clean things up a bit should they go wonky. Heres whats up:
Clearing the Cache
As you use applications, they start storing files for reference later. These files are stored in an app "cache." For instance: When youre using the Android Central app, itll save images and other pieces of the stories youve read so that they dont have to be downloaded each and every single time the app needs them. This saves you time and data.
But maybe you want to clear an apps cached data, either to regain some used space, or to try to fix a misbehaving app. This is where you can do it. Just tap into the app, and then tap the "Clear cache" button.
Why Clearing Cache
Clearing app data is a little more drastic. Youre wiping the cache, but also clearing any and all settings that go along with that app. Youre basically starting that app over, from scratch, and itll behave as it did the first time you installed it. This is generally a last resort type of thing. If you clear app data on, say, the Facebook app, youll need to log back in. If you clear data on a game youve been playing, youll be back at the beginning, as if youd never played it. (And lets hope that game is properly saving your place to the cloud.
When to clear cache or data ...
So when should you clear an apps cache manually? Chances are youll never need to. But should an app start to "feel" sluggish or otherwise start misbehaving, this is where Id start. Clear the cache.
And should an app really go haywire — or if you just want to start it from scratch — you can go all out and clear its data and start over from the beginning. Just tap the "clear data" button. Youll get a warning asking if thats really what you want to do. Confirm that, and youve reset the app to scratch.
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