You can clear all the cache, or just some of it, on your Google Chrome desktop browser or mobile app via the "More" icon.

Web browsers like Google Chrome use a cache -- a temporary storage location -- to store copies of Web page data such as text, images and embedded videos. Browser caches are designed to prevent ...

Chrome/Firefox/Opera/Safari: Viewing Google's cached pages is nice for when a site goes down or updates, but you can only view a cached version of that one page. This ...

In the early days of the Internet, websites struggled to load quickly and correctly. That is why Google Search introduced cached links, saved versions of a page Google previously indexed. However, ...

There are many SEOs complaining that the cache date shown by Google is very outdated. Heck the date shown for this site is April 2nd, which is a 10 days ago. But Google's John Mueller is telling SEO's ...

For several months, some Google cache links on search results pages have been serving 404 page not found errors when people clicked. While Google confirmed that this mobile-first indexing cache bug ...

A Nevada district court has ruled in favor of Google, declaring that the Google Cache is legal and in Fair Use. Google Cache is Google’s way of storing web content in its search engine memory, with ...

Google has updated the cache landing page to make it a bit cleaner, while adding links to view the full view of the web page, the text only version of the web page and the source code of the web page.

Probably obvious to many SEOs and webmasters out there, Google does not update the cache of your web page every time they crawl your web page. As you know, Google spiders, aka GoogleBot, will crawl ...