Clear Cache For One Site In Chrome - 3 Fast Methods

If you need to clear cache for one site in Chrome, you are in the right place. A single page can show old content or odd bugs while other sites look fine. You do not need to wipe everything. In this quick guide I share three reliable options that target only one site.

Try the first method, and if the problem stays, move to the next.

When to clear cache for only one site

• The page shows an old version after a change

• You get stuck logged out on just one site

• Styles look broken on one domain

• A script keeps failing on one page but other sites are fine

Method 1: Hard refresh to bypass cached files

This is the quickest test. It forces Chrome to fetch fresh files, but it does not erase cookies or storage.

Windows and Linux

• Press Ctrl + F5

• Or press Ctrl + Shift + R

macOS

• Press Command + Shift + R

If the page fixes itself, you are done.

Method 2: Clear data for one site with chrome://settings/content/all

Use this when you need a clean reset for a single domain. It removes that site’s cookies and storage. You will likely need to log in again.

1. Open a new tab and go to chrome://settings/content/all

2. Use the search box at the top right, type the site name or domain

3. Click the trash icon next to the exact host you want to reset

4. Reload the page for that site

Tips

• Match the exact host name. If the site uses www or a subdomain, clear that version

• If the site uses a redirect chain, clear data for each host in the chain

Method 3: Disable cache in DevTools Network while testing

Good for active debugging. This does not delete anything, it only tells Chrome to skip the cache while DevTools is open.

1. Open the problem page

2. Open DevTools with F12, or Ctrl + Shift + I on Windows and Linux, or Command + Option + I on macOS

3. Click the Network tab

4. Check Disable cache

5. Keep DevTools open, then reload