JL59 Clear Browser Cache Steps for Chrome and Safari
To clear browser cache on a phone, open the browser's clear-data screen, pick cached images and files, choose a time range and confirm.
- Step 1
- Open the browser's clear-data screen
- Step 2
- Pick what to remove
- Step 3
- Choose the time range
- Step 4
- Confirm and reload
When a lobby page stays blank or still shows an old layout, the quickest fix is to clear browser cache on your phone. The cache is a store of page pieces your browser keeps to open pages faster, and an old piece can clash with a new page. This page follows Google’s Chrome help for Android and Apple’s iPhone guide for Safari, so the menu names match what you see.
It is one of the setup pages in the mobile games phone setup overview, and it needs no file from anywhere.
Clear browser cache in four steps
- Open the browser’s clear-data screen: in Chrome on Android tap More (three dots) and choose Delete browsing data; in Safari on iPhone go to Settings, tap Apps, then select Safari.
- Pick what to remove: in Chrome tap More options and choose Cached images and files; in Safari scroll down and tap Clear History and Website Data.
- Choose a time range: Google’s Chrome help says the default is 15 minutes, so widen it if your last visit was earlier.
- Confirm: tap Delete data in Chrome, or Clear History in Safari, then reload the lobby.
Clear cache Chrome on Android
To clear cache Chrome keeps for the lobby, follow Google’s Chrome help for Android. Open Chrome, tap More (three dots), select Delete browsing data and choose a time range. Tap More options, tick Cached images and files, and tap Delete data.
Google’s help says cached images and files are text and images from pages you have visited, which Chrome removes so pages can load fresh. Leave other boxes unticked unless you want them gone.
The Delete browsing data screen shows only a basic list.
Tap More options to reveal the full list of data types, then tick Cached images and files before you tap Delete data.
Clear browsing data on Safari for iPhone
Apple’s iPhone guide describes two routes to clear browsing data. The full route is Settings, Apps, Safari, then Clear History and Website Data, then confirm the timeframe and tap Clear History. Apple says this does not change your AutoFill information.
To clear cache and website files but keep your history, go to Settings, Apps, Safari, Advanced, Website Data, then Remove All Website Data and tap Remove Now. If the button is gray, Apple says there is either nothing to clear or Screen Time web content restrictions apply.
| Route | Keeps history |
|---|---|
| Clear History and Website Data | No |
| Advanced, Website Data, Remove All Website Data | Yes |
Clear cookies only when you need to
To clear cookies, use the same screens. In Chrome, tick Cookies and site data on the More options list; Google’s help says cookies are files websites create to save browsing information. Google also says deleting cookies may sign you out of sites that remember you.
Apple’s iPhone guide describes a Block All Cookies switch under Safari, Advanced, and warns that some pages may not work if you turn it on. For a blank lobby page, cached files are the first thing to clear, and cookies come second.
- Clear cached files first and reload.
- If the page still fails, clear cookies for the same range.
- Sign in again when the lobby asks.
After you clear: check the rest of the chain
| Symptom after clearing | Next page |
|---|---|
| Page stalls while loading | Slow internet checks |
| View stays locked upright | Rotate screen settings |
If the page still misbehaves, the cause may be elsewhere. A stalled load points to the slow internet checks before you retry, and a locked view points to the rotate screen settings for browser games. For the lobby itself, the JL59 casino overview before you sign in shows what to expect on the page.
FAQ
Will clearing the cache log me out of the lobby?
Clearing cached images and files alone leaves your sign-in alone. Clearing cookies can sign you out of sites that remember you, so Google's help suggests choosing only what you need.
How often should I clear browser cache?
Only when a page stays blank, looks old or loads wrongly. There is no schedule to keep; clear it when the symptom appears.
Does clearing the cache delete my saved passwords?
The cache holds page files, not passwords. Apple's iPhone guide says clearing history does not change your AutoFill information.
What if the page is still blank afterwards?
Close the tab, reopen the browser and load the lobby again. If it stays blank, test another website to see whether the problem is your connection.