How to set up to exit Google Chrome automatic cleaning

How to set out of Google Chrome automatic cleaning? When using Google Chrome to browse web pages, some caches will continue to be generated. The more web pages a user browses, the more caches will be generated. Many users do not have the habit of clearing cache, so they can delete unused cache by setting the method to automatically clear the cache when exiting Google Chrome. For specific steps, please refer to the Google Chrome settings to exit automatic clearing. Let’s take a look.

How to set up Google Chrome to exit automatic clearing

1. When you open Google Chrome and enter the main page, click on the upper right corner of the main page There is an icon with three dots in the corner, click it with the mouse (as shown in the picture).

2. After that, a drop-down option will pop up. Find the [Settings] option in the drop-down option and click to enter the settings page (as shown in the picture) .

3. In the setting options, after clicking [Advanced], an advanced setting option will pop up. Here select [Privacy Settings and Security] (as shown in the figure) shown).

#5. Then the privacy settings and security window will open. Find [Website Settings] on this page and enter the page (as shown in the picture).

6. Then find [Cookies and Website Data] under this page and open it with the mouse (as shown in the picture).

#7. After entering, you will see an option [Clear cookies and website data when closing all windows] on this page (as shown in the picture).

#8. Just click the switch button behind this option to turn it on. Then the data will be automatically cleared when you close the browser (as shown in the picture).

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