How to reset Safari

1-Remove site history

There are two ways to do this. If you want to remove particular web sites (e.g., a web site is giving you problems whenever you visit) then try the second option. Please also note that if you are using other Apple devices (iOS devices or other Macs), if you turn on Safari in iCloud preferences with the same Apple ID, your site browsing history will be removed from all of them.

When you do this, you will be removing history of web sites you visited, recent searchers, list of download items, frequently visited sites list, web sites that asked to use your located and to send you notifications.

Option # 1

Open Safari
Click Safari located in the menu bar in the top left hand corner of your screen
Click Clear History
You can choose different time period options: last hour, today, today and yesterday, all history. Select one.Safari clear history

Click the Clear History button

Option # 1

Open Safari
Click Safari located in the menu bar in the top left hand corner of your screen
Click Preferences
Click the Privacy tab
Click the manage Website Data button
Here you can remove everything, or you can remove specific web sites. You can also search to find a specific web site.

2-Clear web caches

Here is how you can clear Safari’s caches. Caches are images and videos, or the layouts for entire web pages you browsed.

In the Safari app, click Safari
Click Preferences
Click the Advanced tab
Check the ‘Show Develop menu in menu bar’ box.

Close the Preferences window
Now you will see a new menu bar item called ‘Develop’
Click Develop
Select Empty Caches from this menu

Disable Safari extensions

Extensions are small programs that extends your Safari’s functionalities. They add new features to let you enhance and customize your browsing experience. But some may have bugs and thus cause problems. And you may want to turn them off. Here is how:

Choose Safari from the Safari menu bar
Click Preferences
Click the Extensions tab

For each extension, you can use the checkbox to enable or disable that particular extension.
You can also uninstall extensions.
Disable Safari plugins

Please note that Safari is no longer supporting most plugins. You can however view and manage the plugins you have installed. Here is how:

Click Safari
Click Preferences
Click the Websites tab

From the list on the left, use the checkbox to enable and disable the plugin. Select the checkbox to the left of the plug-in name if you want to enable it.

When you are done, close the window.

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