Windows 10: Is there a way to delete cookies & clear cache without deleting passwords in Chrome/Windows 11

I saw some instructions when I Googled it but it said to go to Settings, Advanced, but there is no Advanced in settings.

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What's The Best Way To Clear Google Chrome Cache

Clearing the Cache is clearing everything like Cookies if you want that info flushed. There is no real automatic way unless you create a script triggered to clear that one area, which is doing nothing for you other than delaying the loading of those pages that you regularly visit.

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What's The Best Way To Clear Google Chrome Cache

dalchina: Okay I cleared Chrome's cached files from its own Settings option, then used CCleaner to check Chrome's Internet Cache. It found about an extra gigabyte. So I only checked that option and cleared the cache through CCleaner. I opened Chrome, and my history and cookies are still all there, which is good. Thanks for that suggestion.

Callender: I'm assuming that app does the same thing that the Google settings menu does.

bro67: I don't want to delete personal data (browsing history) when I close Chrome.

 

What's The Best Way To Clear Google Chrome Cache

Well, the only reason I don't want to delete cookies is so I don't get logged out of websites that I'm logged into. In Chrome's settings there are two different check boxes for cookies and cached files. I want to keep my cookies. I just hope I can know what "other site data" means, because I would like to delete that apart from cookies. Yet those two are in the same category.