A popup will appear asking you to confirm your choice.In the Safari settings menu, tap on Clear History and Website Data.Open Settings on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.For example, you can clear cache, cookies, history and other website data from Safari by following the steps below. Most web browsers usually allow users to clear cache, cookies, history and other website data. You may be able to find this option either in the Settings app under the specific app, or within the in-app settings. Some iOS apps allow you to clear app cache, cookies, temporary files, etc., from app-specific settings. Clear app-specific junk from in-app settings But usually, these files can safely be deleted to reclaim space, as they are automatically regenerated when required. Some of these files, such as temp files, caches, etc., may be used by specific apps from time to time. Junk includes app cache, cookies, temp files, error logs, etc., that are no longer required by the individual apps or the operating system as a whole. IOS devices may accumulate different types of junk over time. 8.1 Clear app-specific junk (for iOS versions lower than 8.3).8 Clear iOS app-specific junk (app cache, cookies, etc.).7 Clear iPhone, iPad junk using desktop clients.6 Flush iPhone memory (RAM) without any app.5 Clear iPhone, iPad memory using third-party app.4 Clean up iOS junk (cache, cookies, temp files) without any app.
3 Clean up iOS junk files using third-party app.2 Clear app-specific junk from in-app settings.
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