When you browse the web using your Mac or MacBook, the browser stores minutes bits of temporary information called cookies. Cookies help in remembering your browsing history and saved data, which makes it easy for you to browse the same content in the future as well. The only problem here is that these cookies accumulate over time and can hog on your computer’s memory. This gets very annoying when you have a Mac/MacBook that features a base storage specification.
It is a good practice to keep clearing the cookies from your browser at regular intervals of time, and fortunately, it’s very easy to accomplish on your Mac/MacBook device.
Now, you may be using various browsers on your computer, but the procedure to clear the cookies remains more or less the same.
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Open the Safari browser on your Mac/MacBook.
