Cleaning up Safari caches and cookies can improve browsing speed and resolve web page loading exceptions. 1. Open Safari → "Preferences" → "Privacy" → "Manage Site Data" → "Remove All" to clear the cache; 2. Click "Delete All" on the "Privacy" page to clear the cookies and website data; 3. Open the "Development" menu (Preferences → Advanced → Show Development Menu) → Click "Clear Cache" and clear the cookies again to completely solve the problem. Regular cleaning helps the browser run smoothly and protects privacy.

After using Safari for a long time, the accumulation of caches and cookies will affect the browsing speed and even cause abnormal web page loading. Cleaning them is actually very simple and can be done in just a few steps.

Clean cached files

Safari's cache includes resources such as web page pictures, scripts, etc., with the purpose of speeding up access. But over time, these temporary files may have problems.

• Open Safari browser
• Click "Safari" in the top menu bar → "Preferences"
• Switch to the Privacy tab
• Click "Manage Website Data" at the bottom
• Click "Remove All" in the pop-up window to confirm the operation to clear the cache

Sometimes you will find that a certain web page is loading old content, which is likely because the cache is not updated. Regular cleaning can avoid many strange problems.

Delete cookies and website data

Cookies are small files used by websites to save login status and user information. Although convenient, it may also bring privacy risks or login exceptions.

• Also enter Safari's "Preferences" → "Privacy"
• Find the Cookies and Website Data section in the Privacy page
• Click "Delete All" to clear all cookie data

If you often switch between multiple accounts, such as email or social platforms, clearing cookies can help you log in again and make sure you are using the correct account.

Use the development menu to clean up thoroughly (optional)

Sometimes ordinary cleaning is not enough, especially when developers encounter web page loading exceptions, this method can be used:

• First open the "Development" menu of Safari: go to "Preferences" → "Advanced" and check "Show the 'Development' menu in the menu bar"
• Then click "Development" in the top menu bar → "Clear Cache"
• Go back to "Privacy" to clear cookies and website data

This method is more suitable for solving some stubborn web page loading problems, such as confusing styles and non-executing scripts.

Basically that's it. The operation is not complicated, but regular cleaning does make Safari run smoother and protects a little privacy. Especially for those who have been using Mac for a long time, don’t forget to occasionally “show” the browser.

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