Clear exactly what you want — cache, cookies, local storage, history — scoped to the active tab or specific domains. No blunt tools, no surprises.
No account required · Runs locally · Free forever
Not another clunky browser tool. A settings panel that's actually a pleasure to use — organized, clear, and precise.
Clear Cache is built for people who want control — not a one-size-fits-all "clear everything" button.
Pick exactly which data types to clear. Cache, cookies, IndexedDB, service workers — each one individually explained so you know the trade-offs.
Restrict cleanup to the active tab only, target specific domains with an allowlist, protect key sites with a blocklist — or clear everything.
Set it and forget it. Trigger cleanup on browser startup, system idle, a recurring interval, or the moment a tab closes.
Save your favourite configurations as named presets — Developer Wipe, Privacy Reset, Quick Flush. Switch with a single click.
Keep your configuration consistent across every Chrome instance you're signed into. Export and import settings as a backup file.
No ads, no analytics, no data collection whatsoever. Every cleanup runs entirely on your machine. We never see your browsing data.
Choose which data types to clear, set the target scope (active tab, specific domains, or everything), and pick a time range. Each option comes with a plain-English explanation of what it does.
Trigger cleanup manually with a keyboard shortcut, or let the extension handle it automatically — on startup, when your computer is idle, on a schedule, or as tabs close.
Data is cleared, the page reloads if you've configured it to, and you get a completion notification. Protected domains stay untouched. Nothing is removed without your knowledge.
Clear Cache never contacts a server, never collects analytics, and never shows ads. Every cleanup runs locally — your browsing data never leaves your machine.
Add Clear Cache to Chrome for free and take back control of your browsing data. No account, no subscription, no nonsense.
Add to Chrome — It's FreeWorks on Chrome, Brave, and all Chromium-based browsers