you find that things aren't working quite right on the app or desktop site, a good place to start is clearing your cache. Don't worry, clearing the cache won't remove your preferences or data, it'll just get rid of the app's temporary files. In this article we'll take you through the process of clearing your cache on Android or your web browser, unfortunately, the iOS app doesn't allow you to clear the cache, though. Clearing the YouTube app cache on Android The exact steps will vary slightly between different phone manufacturers, but the basic process will be the same across the board Open your phone's settings app and navigate to Apps or Apps and Notifications. Find the YouTube app in the list and select it. On the YouTube app page tap on Storage and cache. Then choose Clear cache. Once that's sorted, you can head back to the YouTube app to see if your issues are resolved. Fingers crossed! Pocket-lint Clearing the YouTube cache on desktop On desktop things work a little differently, you can't clear the cache of a specific website, so you'll have to clear the cache for all websites at the same time. We've got instructions for the most popular web browsers listed below: Google Chrome At the top right of your browser window, click the three dots. Select More tools then Clear browsing data. At the top, choose a time range. To delete everything, select All time. Next to "Cached images and files," check the box. Click Clear data. Apple Safari Click on Safari at the top left, next to the Apple icon. In the drop-down menu, choose Preferences. Navigate to the Advanced tab in the preference menu. Check the box next to Show Develop menu in menu bar. Go back to the menu bar up top and click Develop. In the drop-down menu click Empty Caches. Mozilla Firefox Click on the menu icon (three horizontal lines). Go to Privacy and security In the Cookies and Site Data section, click Clear Data. Uncheck the box next to Cookies and Site Data. Click the Clear button. Hopefully, you're back to your uninterrupted viewing pleasure but if you fancy learning some more YouTube tricks and tips, check out the selection below: YouTube clips: How to cut and share parts of YouTube videos and streams What is YouTube Super Chat and how does it work? How to help your child safely watch videos on YouTube and YouTube Kids Looping YouTube videos is easy: Here's how Subscribe to our newsletter Link copied to clipboard Related Topics APPS YOUTUBE About The Author Luke Baker • Contributing Editor (715 Articles Published) Prior to writing for Pocket-Lint, Luke had a long history in the PC gaming industry working on everything from marketing and PR to events and esports tournaments. Aside from PCs and gaming, he has a passion for photography and video and the technologies surrounding them, it started with filming his friends skateboarding on miniDV camcorders and escalated to cinema cameras and a University degree. These days he mainly uses these skills to make YouTube videos and can often be found strapping GoPros to racing drones in his spare time. Home Wearables Apple Watch Ultra 2 rumours: What do we know so far? BY BRITTA O'BOYLE PUBLISHED 1 DAY AGO This is everything we have heard so far about the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Will it arrive this year?  Readers like you help support Pocket-lint. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More. Apple announced the Watch Ultra in September 2022 alongside the Apple Watch Series 8 and the second generation of the Watch SE. The Watch Ultra marked a new look for the Apple Watch though, with a more rugged design, a significantly larger casing and a range of extra features on top of what the Apple Watch Series 8 offers. What about its successor though? This is everything we have heard so far about the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Apple Watch Ultra 2 release date and price September 2023? From $799/£849? Initial rumours suggested that the Apple Watch Ultra 2 wouldn't arrive un APP DOWNLOADAPP DOWNLOAD CONTACT DOWNLOAD MOVE
you find that things aren't working quite right on the app or desktop site, a good place to start is clearing your cache. Don't worry, clearing the cache won't remove your preferences or data, it'll just get rid of the app's temporary files. In this article we'll take you through the process of clearing your cache on Android or your web browser, unfortunately, the iOS app doesn't allow you to clear the cache, though. Clearing the YouTube app cache on Android The exact steps will vary slightly between different phone manufacturers, but the basic process will be the same across the board Open your phone's settings app and navigate to Apps or Apps and Notifications. Find the YouTube app in the list and select it. On the YouTube app page tap on Storage and cache. Then choose Clear cache. Once that's sorted, you can head back to the YouTube app to see if your issues are resolved. Fingers crossed! Pocket-lint Clearing the YouTube cache on desktop On des...