Open Safari, click on the "Safari" button next to the Apple in the top left hand corner of the screen. Click "Empty Cache" and then "Empty" and all your caches will be gone.
If you mean on the internet, look at the top bar on the Mac while safari is open. Click 'history' and then go to the bottom of the list. Then click 'clear history'.
Yes, it does have cache.
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To view cache in Safari, you can enable the Develop menu in Preferences, then select "Empty Caches" or use the Web Inspector to see cached resources. In Google Chrome, you can access the cache by opening Developer Tools (F12 or right-click and select "Inspect"), then navigating to the "Application" tab and selecting "Cache Storage". Both browsers allow you to clear cache through their respective settings menus as well.
To clear the history of your browsing in Safari select Clear History from the bottom of the History menu. Select Empty Cache from the Safari menu. To avoid having your history recorded use Private browsing from the Safari menu. Most browsers have similar settings either in the menus or in their Preferences window.
It's possible that a third party application or plug-in is causing Safari to unexpectedly quit. Or, it could be a cache issue where you may just have to clear the browser's cache.
Settings > Safari > Clear Cache (towards the bottom of the list.)
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Open your browser which is Safari by default. On the top left click the word Safari. Now scroll down and click Empty Cache. To clear everything and delete all cookies click Reset Safari.
Clear your browser cache and cookies. After clearing both of them, refresh the page.
Safari may keep cutting out on your MacBook due to several reasons, including outdated software, insufficient memory, or conflicting extensions. Additionally, issues with your internet connection or corrupted cache files can cause instability. To resolve this, ensure your macOS and Safari are updated, clear your browser cache, and disable any problematic extensions. If problems persist, restarting your device or resetting Safari preferences may help.