How can I delete "locally stored data" in Chrome?

Question

In Chrome, when I asked to see cookies, it shows me the following screen:

If I click the "Remove All" button, then the entries disappear, but if I re-open the dialog they appear again and apparently have not actually been deleted.

How can permanently delete this "cache storage"?

Solution

Not Sure will work or not, but you should try these anyway.

1. Clear Cookies and site data

Follow the below link in your browser and click Remove All .

chrome://settings/siteData

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2. Clear Storage in Applications tab in DevTools

• Hit Ctrl + Shift + I to Open Developer Tools.
• Head to Applications Tab
• Click on Clear Storage on the Left pane.
• Hit Clear Site Data at the bottom.

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3. Disable Cache in Settings in DevTools.

• Hit Ctrl + Shift + I to Open Developer Tools.
• Hit F1 OR Click on More Options Icon left to cross button Then click Settings
• Go to Preferences and Scroll down to Network Section.
• Check the checkbox [ ] Disable Cache (while DevTools is Open)

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4. Reload Page Trick

• Hit F12 OR Ctrl + Shift + I to Open Developer Tools.
• Now, Right-Click on the Page Reload/Refresh button left to Home button. You will see 3 options.
• Click on 3rd one Empty Cache and Hard Reload
• You are good to go.

If anyone above doesn't helped you, feel free to add-in more here.

Comments

[Arulkumar]

chrome://settings/clearBrowserData and Time range : All time is not solve your issue?

[Xen2050]

Try disconnecting from the internet and then delete them & check afterwards. Some cookies & stuff (usually from google or your default search?) gets downloaded (again) the second Chrome's online

[Tyler Durden]

@Arulkumar No, it does not remove the "Cache storage" entries.

[Daniel Williams]

It looks to me that you have to go to the site that owns the local storage in order to remove it. But if that site is no longer available, how do you clear that local storage?

[bjauy]

@DanielWilliams link in first solution lets you filter saved domains and clear local storage of any of those (other way to access that screen is to search in settings for permission, then select Site Settings and View permissions and data stored across sites - tested in Chrome 74)