- In Google Chrome, click ⋮ → "Settings" → "Privacy and security" → "Cookies and other site data" → "See all site data and permissions".
- On Safari, click "Safari" → "Settings" → "Privacy" → "Manage Website Data…".
- On Firefox, click ☰ → "Settings" → "Privacy & Security" → "Manage data…".
Using Google Chrome
Open Google Chrome. This looks like a green, red, blue, and yellow sphere icon. If needed, you can download Google Chrome.
Click ⋮. This icon is in the top-right corner of the Chrome window. A drop-down menu will open.
Click Settings. It's toward the bottom of the drop-down menu. A new window will open.
Click Privacy and security. This will be on the left panel, underneath Autofill.
Click Cookies and other site data. You can find this between Privacy Guide and Security.
Click See all site data and permissions. You may need to scroll down to find this option. The All sites page will open.
View your cookies. You'll see a list of visited websites. Click the drop-down menu for Sort by and select: Most visited, Data stored, or Name. You can also use the search bar in the top-right corner to search for specific websites. Click the arrow next to each website to expand its details. You can adjust permission for each cookie here. To delete a cookie, select a website and click the trashcan. You can also delete Google Chrome history.
Using Safari
Open Safari. This resembles a blue compass. Make sure to update Safari. To do this, you'll need to update your Mac.
Click Safari. This will be in the top toolbar, next to the Apple logo.
Click Settings. A new window will open.
Click Privacy. This is the top tab between Security and Websites.
Click Manage Website Data…. You can find this below Cookies and website data.
View your cookies. You'll see a list of visited websites. Use the search bar in the top-right to find specific websites, or scroll up and down. To delete a cookie, select the website and click Remove. You can also click Remove All to clear all cookies. When you're finished, click Done.
Using Mozilla Firefox
Open Mozilla Firefox. This looks like a globe with an orange fox encircling it. Make sure to update FireFox.
Click ☰. This icon is in the top-right corner of the browser window.
Click Settings. You can find this at the bottom, above More tools. A new window will open.
Click Privacy & Security. This will be on the left panel, underneath Search.
Click Manage Data…. This is underneath the Cookies and Site Data header. You may need to scroll down. A pop-up window will open.
View your cookies. Click each title to sort by: Site, Cookies, Storage, and Last used. Type into the search bar to find specific websites. To remove a cookie, select the website and click Remove Selected. To remove all cookies, click Remove All. When you're finished, click Save Changes in the bottom-right corner.
Using Microsoft Edge
Open Microsoft Edge. This looks like a blue and green stylized e.
Click ••• . This will be in the top-right corner. A pop-up menu will open.
Click Settings. You can find this towards the bottom of the menu. A new window will open.
Click Cookies and site permissions. This will be on the left panel, underneath Share, copy and paste.
Click Manage and delete cookies and site data. You can find this at the very top of the page. You'll be redirected to a new page.
Click See all cookies and site data. This will be at the bottom of the first section.
View your cookies. You'll see a list of visited websites. Click Sort by and select: Name, Most cookies, Most data, or Last modified. You can also click Filter by and select: All, First party, or Third party. To delete individual cookies, select the website, then click the trashcan icon. You can also click Remove all or Remove third-party cookies at the top-right.
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