How to clear storage or site data for a single site in Chrome

Well, if you have been using the internet for some time, you may be well aware of the workings of web browsers. As we browse the Internet through our favorite browsers, some data is stored on the browsing websites. This type of data is usually stored in the form of a cache, which helps websites load faster.

Not only this, with the help of this kind of data websites help us to remember our preferences for later use However, over time, bulk data collected from websites can lead to conflicts, which can lead to rendering problems.

If we talk about the Google Chrome web browser, the browser gives users the option to clear the data, cache, and cookies of each website they visit. However, deleting all site data in Google Chrome will result in you being signed out of every website and is not always the best option.

So, in this article, we decided to share the best method that will help you delete data from a single site. Yes, you can now clear locally stored data from any website in the Google Chrome web browser. So, let's see how to clear storage or site data for a single website in the Chrome browser.

Step 1. First, launch the Google Chrome web browser on your PC.

Step 2. Now go to the website where you want to delete the site data.

Step 3. Tap the menu icon and select More Tools> Developer Tools. Alternatively, you can press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open the Developer Tool directly.

Step 4. In Developer Tools, you need to select the 'Applications' pane.

Step 5. From the tab on the left, select ‘Clear Storage’.

Step 6. Select the options shown in the image below and click on the 'Clear Site Data' button.

That's it! You did it. Now all the data stored on your computer for that particular site will be deleted.

So, this article is about how to clear storage and site data for a single site in the Google Chrome browser. I hope this article helped you! Share with your friends.