- Heightened security risk for your
data
- Storage of your personal
information
- Slowing down your browser
Internet
Explorer:
Open Internet
Explorer. Find the
Settings (gear) icon in
the top right corner of
the browser window and
click it. Select “Internet
options.” Click the
“Delete” button to select
which data you would like
to remove. A new window
will populate, and you can
choose which data you want
to be cleared from
Internet
Explorer.
Once you have
chosen what you want to
delete, click the “Delete”
button.
Additional
Resources:
Chrome:
Open Chrome. Go to
Settings in the
menu. About halfway
down the page, under
“Privacy and Security”
you’ll see the options
below
-
Select “Clear
browsing data” and select
“Cookies and other site
data”
Additional Resources:
Open Firefox. Click
the menu button and select
“options.” Select “Privacy
& Security,” then
under the “Cookies and
Site Data” click “Clear
Data.” Select the “Cookies
and Site Data” checkbox,
and then click
“Clear.”
Additional Resources:
Chrome:
Open Chrome. Go to
History in the top menu,
then Show Full History.
Select the checkbox next
to “Cookies and other
data” and click the button
“Clear
data.”
Internet Explorer
is not supported by
Mac.
Open Safari. Click
Safari in the top menu,
then
Preferences.
Select Privacy,
then “Manage Website
Data.”
From here, you can
select which items to
delete, or select “Remove
All” to clear all
items.
Open Firefox. Click
Firefox in the top menu,
then Preferences. Select
“Privacy and Security”,
then scroll down to
“Cookies and Site Data.”
From here you can clear
data (cookies), manage
data (cookies, deleting
one-by-one), and manage
which sites have access to
your
data.
