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A service worker is a script that your web browser runs in the background, independently of a web page, and does not require user interaction.
Service Workers are useful because they make it possible for websites and web apps to load their content more quickly, irrespective of the network that is being utilized. They make it possible with the help of offline access, push notifications, background sync, and many other additional capabilities coming with Service Worker.
Service employees are responsible for the storage of objects that have been brought back from visited sites and retained locally for a variety of reasons. This ensures that loading is done as quickly as possible. Items may be stylesheets, scripts, HTML, photos, or any one of a wide variety of other assets.
Service Worker Cache is a form of cache used by Chromium-based browsers to store static page contents such as images, scripts, stylesheets, and other resources for faster loading and offline access.
Due to this, the Service Worker Cache Storage folder consumes a lot of disk space and you want to clear it. Clearing this from the individual website one by one is not a viable solution and want to clear it all at a time then you are in right place.
Clearing the Service Worker cache can fix website issues like outdated content or broken scripts. Clearing the cache improves browser speed and frees up computer storage.
I also faced the same problem, When I used File System Visualization Tools and found that the service worker cache storage folder is taking up a significant amount of space on the disk. And you just want to clear Service Worker Cache and nothing other cookies and other things. If the same happens to you then ourtechroom will guide you to clear those Service Worker Cache on your Chrome Browser.
Chrome has built in features which let us clear service worker cache and the steps are as follows:
Note: This works on Windows ,Linux as well as Mac if you have chromium based browser.
Steps:
Here are the steps to clear the chrome Service Worker Cache in Windows.
1 Open File Explorer and at the top type below and press Enter
%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data
Here you will see the various folder and we are interested in the Default and Profile X (x can be 1,2,3 ...) folder.
2. Go inside the Default folder and search for the Service Worker folder and just delete all the content inside it, especially the CacheStorage
folder.
3 Again come back to the User Data folder, and then go to the Profile X folder and find Service Worker Folder and just delete all the content inside it. And do this for all the Profiles available like Profile 1, Profile 2, and soon.
Alternatively, you can directly navigate to the given below path and delete it from there.
%LocalAppData%\..\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Service Worker\CacheStorage
You can navigate to the following path and delete everything.
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Service Worker
You can navigate to the following path and delete everything inside it, especially CacheStorage.
~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Service Worker/
One of the best Chrome Extension for Clearing Service Worker Cache is Clear Cache for Chrome
This extension will clear the Service Worker Cache in addition to the Navigation History, Cookies, Download History (but not the download history for files), Local Storage, Passwords, IndexedDB, and so on.
For this we can use Developer Options and the steps are follows:
Likewise, this will flush the site's Service Worker database.
Steps are as follows:
Chrome Settings > Privacy and security > Clear browsing data will clear the Service Worker cache and other browsing data. Select "Cached images and files" to erase the Service Worker cache.
A: It relies on your browsing habits. If you use multiple browsers or view frequently changing websites, you may want to clear the cache more often. Otherwise, clean the cache monthly.
Conclusion:
In these ways, we can clear the service worker cache in Chrome Browser.