How to delete Cache, Cookies, History in Opera browser
To clear Cache, Cookies, Browsing History in Opera follow the prescribed steps.
This way, your browser will feel a bit burden-less. This won’t delete the saved password, autofill, site settings, and hosted app data.
If you want to do that, you need to follow the prescribed steps. This will do the job for you. Read: How to backup Opera Bookmarks, Data, Passwords, History, Extensions
How do I clear my cache without deleting history?
If you don’t want to clear the cache without deleting history, you can do that in Opera. What you need to do is when you are on the Clear browsing data page, just unselect Browsing history. Then, click on the Clear data button, it will do the job for you. Read: Opera browser not opening or loading pages.
Delete Cookies of a Specific Website
To delete cookies of a Specific website in Opera, follow the prescribed steps. Hopefully, this will do the job for you. If you want a site to not save your cache, just go back to the Cookies and other site data page, scroll down and click Add associated with Sites that can never use cookies. Type the complete URL and click Add. That site’s cookies will never be saved. Read: How to clear Cookies, Site Data, Cache for specific website in Chrome, Edge, Firefox
What is the difference between cache and cookies?
You may have heard these terms being used interchangeably, whereas, in reality, they mean different things. The cache was developed to store site settings, that’s why you may have noticed that websites that you open frequently take lesser time now as opposed to the first time when you opened them. Cookies, on the other hand, are used to store user choices. Since caches are there to decrease the load time and save the content of the site, they are only stored on your system. Whereas cookies are stored on both system and the server. Because of all this, cookies will take less space than caches. That’s it! Also read: How to Clear Cache, Cookies, Browsing History in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
