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Clear your browser cache, and optionally cookies, for a chosen time range. On demand, in one click. Cache Clean clears your browsing data when you ask it to, without opening menus or digging through browser settings. Pick the range (the last hour, the last 24 hours, the last week or all time) and press a button. It has two actions. "Clear cache only" removes temporary files without touching your sessions, so you stay signed in everywhere. "Clear cache and cookies" does a deeper clean, and because clearing cookies signs you out of websites, that action asks for confirmation before it runs: you never get locked out of your accounts by an accidental click. After each clean, the extension tells you exactly what it cleared and for which range. Everything happens in your browser through the official browsing data API. There are no accounts, no servers and no tracking: the extension does not read the contents of your cache or your cookies, it only tells the browser what to remove. FEATURES - Clear cache only, in one click, without closing your sessions. - Clear cache and cookies, with confirmation because it is a destructive action. - Range selector: last hour, 24 hours, week or all time. - Clear notice of what was removed after each action. - Light, dark or system theme. - Available in English and Spanish. Made by Alejandro Battaglio, partner and CTO at OH WOW!
Nov 7, 2026
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