How to Clear Storage & Site Data for a single Site on Chrome

If you have been using the web for a minute, then you may be conscious of the workings of the web browsers. As we browse the web through our favourite browsers, some data is saved within the browsed websites. Such data were usually stored within the sort of cache, which helps to load websites faster.

Not only that, but such data also helps websites to recollect our preferences for later use. However, over time, the majority data accumulated from websites can trigger conflicts, resulting in rendering issues.

If we mention the Google Chrome browser, the browser does provide users a choice to clear the info, cache & cookies of each single website that you simply visit. However, removing all site data in Google Chrome will sign you out of each website, and it’s not always the simplest option.

Step 1 :- First of all, launch the Google Chrome browser on your PC. And head to the web site to which you want to delete the site data. Tap on the menu icon and choose More tools > Developer Tools. Alternatively, you can press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open the developer tool directly.

Step 2 :- On the developer tools, you need to select the "Application" pane.

Step 3 :- From the left-hand side tab, select "Clear Storage." And Select the choices displayed on the image below and click on on the "Clear site data" button.

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