Browser, Cache & Cookies

What is a favicon? The term ‘favicon’ is short for “favourite icon”, and is a small graphic that is representative of a website or a web page. For example, our Fever Flame acts as a representation for This is Fever’s website. It is typically sized either as a 16x16 or 32x32 pixel image, but can sometimes be a larger size, as modern standards allow this so that high-resolution displays can…

Follow these steps to get rid of your entire browsing history, cache, and cookies in Firefox on your mobile. You can pick what data to keep and what to delete. For the steps regarding Firefox on desktop, see the following article: How to clear cache, cookies & history on Firefox Before doing so, you may find the following articles helpful: What is a cache & why do I need to…

The controls to clear your Cookies, Browsing history, cache and other data in Chrome for mobile - both iPhone and Android devices - can all be found in the same screen. For the steps regarding Chrome on desktop, see the following article: How to clear cache, cookies & history on Google Chrome Before doing so, you may find the following articles helpful: What is a cache & why do I…

Clearing your browsing history, cache, and other data in Safari for iOS is a simple process. There is a simple method for clearing out all website data, or advanced options where you can specify which website data you want to get rid of. These are outlined in the steps below. For the steps regarding Firefox on desktop, see the following article: How to clear cache, cookies & history on Safari…

The controls to clear your cookies, history, cache and other data in Chrome can all be found in the same settings screen. To display these controls and choose what you want to clear, follow these instructions. For the steps regarding Chrome on mobile, see the following article: How to clear cache, cookies & history on Chrome for mobile Before doing so, you may find the following articles helpful: What is…

There are a few different options in MacOS Safari for clearing data. You can: clear the entire Cache, Cookies, and History; clear the Cache, Cookies, and Local Storage Data (but not the history); and clear saved Form Data and Passwords. For the steps regarding Safari on iPhone and iPad, see the following article: How to clear cache & history on Safari for iPhone & iPad Before doing so, you may…

To clear your cookies, browsing history, cache, and other data in Edge, just follow the easy guide below! Before doing so, you may find the following articles helpful: What is a cache & why do I need to clear it? Cookies vs. Cache – the difference. 1. Find the "Settings and more" button This can be found in the top right corner of your Edge browser window. You'll see a…

To clear your cookies, browsing history, cache, and other data in Firefox, just follow the easy guide below! For the steps regarding Firefox on mobile, see the following article: How to clear cache, cookies & history in Firefox for mobile Before doing so, you may find the following articles helpful: What is a cache & why do I need to clear it? Cookies vs. Cache – the difference. Guide to…

Both technologies serve to store data from your website on a visitor's local device, yet they each hold distinct types of information and serve different purposes. This article will first define "browser cache" and "cookies," then delve into their differences and appropriate usage. What is the Browser Cache? In general terms, “caching” something means temporarily storing it in a spot that makes for easier/faster retrieval. When you explore the internet,…

When you explore the internet, your browser automatically collects a temporary copy of all the files it used to display those pages. This can include common assets across multiple pages on the same website - logos, colours, fonts, code etc. Your browser stores it in its "cache". On repeat visits to a website - or even when navigating pages around the same site - the browser will load as many…

A web browser cache is a collection of temporary files that your computer has already downloaded from a website. These files are downloaded to the cache on your first visit to a website, and are required to display the pages correctly. Files can include common assets across multiple pages on the same website, such as logos, colours, fonts and code. How does the cache help? Each time you visit a…