Help/Support How to completely clear Safari's Cookie and Data ?

Xredxr · July 25, 2015

I know that there's a simple way that people would advice me to do is go to Setting>>Safari>>Clear Data and Cookie.

But some think still stay on Safari after i do that such like facebook account,Appdown account ..... Too many thing.

I want completely clear safari app like new when i first use it , is there any way to do this ?

p/s: sorry for my bad English.

Rook · July 25, 2015

I'd suggest iCleaner if you don't like the option in Safari's settings.

Xredxr · July 25, 2015

I have already installed iCleaner and tried it but its still not working(include Pro Version),Safari still stay my Facebook account on it,do you know other tweaks to wipe data for Safari ?

castix · July 25, 2015

Go in Settings > Safari

Tap on Clear History and Website Data

Next go to Settings > Safari > Passwords & AutoFill > Saved Passwords

Swipe to delete or mark multiple passwords/login data at once

Sil3ntgames · July 25, 2015

go to settings > icloud > turn off safari and then clear data and cookies, this might help

Updated July 25, 2015 by sil3ntkilr

Xredxr · July 26, 2015

tried out all of method but still not working

Rook · July 26, 2015

tried out all of method but still not working

"Like when I first use it?"

Give it a restore then.

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The replies above should have worked. Are you using something for Safari? An app or tweak?

Xredxr · July 26, 2015

i used to use a tweak from Cydia that can clearly wipe data for Safari but it also clear all app on my iphone too ,just like you restore your iphone ,i only want to clear safari.

Updated July 26, 2015 by Xredxr

Rook · July 26, 2015

i used to use a tweak from Cydia that can clearly wipe data for Safari but it also clear all app on my iphone too ,just like you restore your iphone ,i only want to clear safari.

The suggestions above does that exactly.

At least for me it does. You should re-try them otherwise I don't think there are any other options which clear everything about Safari.

Unless you delete files manually via iFile if you know where they're located?