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I have an iMac running High Sierra ver. 10.13.6 and I am using Safari ver. 11.1.2 and when I go to Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data > Remove All, I can get all but 24 or 25 items to delete. I have closed the browser and reopened it and gone through the steps again with the same result. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks!
iMac, macOS High Sierra (10.13.2)
Hi liberAlan
First One
To delete cache:
> Go to Preferences in Safari
> Advanced Tab
> Activate Developer Menu
> Go to Develop in the menu bar
> Empty Caches
Manage Website Data:
> Go to Preferences in Safari
> Privacy Tab
> Manage Website Data
> Select and Remove or Remove all.
History:
> Safari in the menu bar
> Clear History
> Select all
If it does not work try this:
Quit Safari.
In Finder go to Go menu and then Go to Folder.
Copy and paste this ~/Library/Safari/Databases.
Delete the contents of the folder.
Launch Safari again and check if all is ok.
If that doesn’t work, copy and paste this ~/Library/Safari/LocalStorage.
Delete the contents of the folder.
Then go to Safari/History and delete any entries for the related websites.
Test.
Thanks
Hi liberAlan
First One
To delete cache:
> Go to Preferences in Safari
> Advanced Tab
> Activate Developer Menu
> Go to Develop in the menu bar
> Empty Caches
Manage Website Data:
> Go to Preferences in Safari
> Privacy Tab
> Manage Website Data
> Select and Remove or Remove all.
History:
> Safari in the menu bar
> Clear History
> Select all
If it does not work try this:
Quit Safari.
In Finder go to Go menu and then Go to Folder.
Copy and paste this ~/Library/Safari/Databases.
Delete the contents of the folder.
Launch Safari again and check if all is ok.
If that doesn’t work, copy and paste this ~/Library/Safari/LocalStorage.
Delete the contents of the folder.
Then go to Safari/History and delete any entries for the related websites.
Test.
Thanks
Fantastic!! I had to delete the Safari Databases in Finder, but that did the job. Thank you so much!
Cannot remove all website data from Safari on iMac
