How to clear cache on iPad

Open up the Safari app and tap on the icon that resembles a table. In case you're using an older Safari version, it might appear more like a book.

Choose the 'History' option (it usually looks like a clock).

Now press 'Clear'. Next, you get to decide which browsing history you want to remove.

While in the History section, you also have the option to remove the cache for specific websites. Just swipe left on the website and tap on 'Delete'.

Open the Chrome app from your iPad.

Go ahead and tap on the 'More' button (three dots). Keep in mind, in certain Chrome versions, you might find these three dots at the top or bottom. Regardless, the remaining steps remain unchanged.

Navigate to 'History' to open up browsing history.

Now press 'Clear Browsing Data'.

Make sure there's a checkmark beside the files you want to remove. This usually includes "Cookies, Site Data" and "Cached Images and Files".

Once this is done, click on 'Clear Browsing Data'.

To start, click on the Firefox Menu button, which is located in the bottom-right corner and appears as three horizontal lines.

Click on History.

Click on the bin icon located at the bottom of your screen.

This will prompt you to choose the extent of your history deletion: Today, Today and Yesterday, or Everything. Make your selection.

Firefox also provides the option to erase the history for particular websites. While viewing your recently visited sites, just swipe left on a website, and you'll see the Delete choice. Click on this option to remove the history of that specific website.