Cache is a local storage area in your browser in which previously viewed web pages and images are stored.
Clearing cache can improve the speed and performance of your browser, as well as resolving some e-resource problems.
The below sections explain how to delete the cache on the more commonly used browsers.
Firefox1. Select the menu button 
in top right hand corner of browser
2. Select Options
3. Select Privacy & Security
4. In Privacy & Settings section, select Clear History...
5. Choose Time range to clear:
Click on Clear Now
6. Exit and re-launch the browser.
1. Click the Firefox menu and select Preferences.
2. Click the Advanced icon and click the Network tab.
3. Click Clear Now under the Cache section.
4. Click the X in the top left corner to close the Advanced window.
5. Exit and re-launch the browser.
Safari1. Click on Safari in top toolbar, select Clear History
2. Choose a time range, selecting all time will delete everything.
Click Clear History
Chrome1. Select More 
in the top right corner of browser
2. Click More tools and select Clear browsing data...
3. Choose a time range, selecting All time will delete everything. Check the boxes
Cookies and other site data and
Cached images and files
are selected.
Click Clear data
Internet Explorer1. Select the gear wheel 
in the top right corner of browser
2. On the Internet Explorer menu select Internet Options
3. In Internet Options box select Delete
4. Ensure Temporary Internet files and website files is ticked as one of the options to delete. Select Delete.
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5. The browser will notify you at the bottom of the page when the browser cache is cleared.
