How to Delete Cookies in Google Chrome on iPhone

How to Delete Cookies in Google Chrome on iPhone Cookies are files created by websites that can   store information about you on your computer  so that the website can recall this information   each time you visit. Cookies can enhance your  experience by storing your personal preferences,   user history, and image data  that makes a website load faster. To do this tap on Google Chrome app Tap the 3 dots menu. It's the icon with three  horizontal dots in the bottom-right corner.   This displays the menu. Tap Settings. It's near the bottom of the  menu. This displays the Settings menu. Tap Privacy. This displays the Privacy settings. Tap Clear Browsing Data. This displays a menu  with options for clearing your browsing data.   This includes cookies,  history, image data and more. Check the options you want to delete. The  site data you can clear is as follows:  • Browsing history: This deletes the record of  sites you have visited on your iPhone or iPad   and all other devices you are signed in to. • Cookies, Site Data: This option deletes   cookies from sites you have visited. This  will sign you out of most websites, but   it will not sign you out of your Google account. • Cached Images and Files: This deletes image data   and other media data from websites you have  visited. This may make those websites load   a little slower next to you visit them. • Saved Passwords: This deletes saved   passwords and usernames that are stored  on your computer that allows you to sign   in to web sites automatically. • Autofill Data: This deletes   information such as your address, name,  credit card info, email, phone number,   and other information that automatically  fills when you fill out forms online.  Tap Clear Browsing Data.  This displays a pop-up alert. Tap Clear Browsing Data. This  confirms you want to clear you   browsing data and deletes the items you selected. You have nowed cleared your  cookies on Google Chrome on iPhone If this was useful, please  like share and subscribe. You can watch more videos from the right. Also, if you have any questions, please  ask them in the comments area below. How to Delete Cookies in Google Chrome on iPhone Cookies are files created by websites that can   store information about you on your computer  so that the website can recall this information   each time you visit. Cookies can enhance your  experience by storing your personal preferences,   user history, and image data  that makes a website load faster. To do this tap on Google Chrome app Tap the 3 dots menu. It's the icon with three  horizontal dots in the bottom-right corner.   This displays the menu. Tap Settings. It's near the bottom of the  menu. This displays the Settings menu. Tap Privacy. This displays the Privacy settings. Tap Clear Browsing Data. This displays a menu  with options for clearing your browsing data.   This includes cookies,  history, image data and more. Check the options you want to delete. The  site data you can clear is as follows:  • Browsing history: This deletes the record of  sites you have visited on your iPhone or iPad   and all other devices you are signed in to. • Cookies, Site Data: This option deletes   cookies from sites you have visited. This  will sign you out of most websites, but   it will not sign you out of your Google account. • Cached Images and Files: This deletes image data   and other media data from websites you have  visited. This may make those websites load   a little slower next to you visit them. • Saved Passwords: This deletes saved   passwords and usernames that are stored  on your computer that allows you to sign   in to web sites automatically. • Autofill Data: This deletes   information such as your address, name,  credit card info, email, phone number,   and other information that automatically  fills when you fill out forms online.  Tap Clear Browsing Data.  This displays a pop-up alert. Tap Clear Browsing Data. This  confirms you want to clear you   browsing data and deletes the items you selected. You have nowed cleared your  cookies on Google Chrome on iPhone