WJ2 Clear Cache Android: Delete Browsing Data in Chrome
In Chrome on Android tap More, then Delete browsing data, pick a time range, tick Cached images and files, and tap Delete data.
Key facts and contents
- Step 1
- Open the Chrome menu
- Step 2
- Choose Delete browsing data
- Step 3
- Pick a time range
- Step 4
- Tick the data types
- Step 5
- Tap Delete data
- Step 6
- Log back in
A page that looks a week old, a Mag-login button that does nothing or a login that loops back to itself is often a stale copy stored on your phone. To clear cache android phones keep for Chrome takes about six taps, and this page shows each one, plus the part most people skip: what you get signed out of. If the lobby still misbehaves afterwards, the rest of the checklist sits in how to play a casino on mobile in the browser.
How to clear cache Android in Chrome, step by step
These are the steps from Google’s own Chrome help for Android, read on 1 October 2026. Menu wording can differ a little between Chrome versions.
- Open Chrome and tap More, the three dots to the right of the address bar.
- Tap Delete browsing data.
- Pick a time range. The default is 15 minutes; choose a longer range if the problem is older.
- Tap More options and tick Cached images and files. Tick Cookies and site data too only if you want a full reset.
- Tap Delete data and reopen the page.
- If you cleared cookies, log back in through the login box with your Username, your Password and Mag-login.
Clear browser cache: what it removes and what it keeps
When you clear browser cache data, Chrome drops the text and images it stored from pages you visited. Google describes it as Chrome remembering parts of pages so they open faster on your next visit, so the first page load afterwards is a little slower. Your login stays, because the session lives in cookies, not in the cache.
| Box in Delete browsing data | What goes | Does it log you out? |
|---|---|---|
| Cached images and files | Stored page text and images | No |
| Cookies and site data | Cookies and the data sites saved | Yes, from most sites |
| Both ticked | Everything above | Yes |
Browser cache: when a stale copy is the problem
The browser cache is a store of page parts on the phone, and it is the usual suspect when only one page misbehaves. Try it in this order, and stop at the first step that works.
- Reload the page once.
- Clear Cached images and files for the last 15 minutes.
- Clear Cached images and files for a longer range.
- Only then clear cookies as well, because that is the step that signs you out.
Clear cookies: what you get signed out of
When you clear cookies, Google’s Chrome help warns that you may get signed out of sites that remember you, and that your saved preferences can be deleted too. For the WJ2 lobby that means the login box appears again: Username, Password, Mag-login.
| After you clear cookies | What to do |
|---|---|
| Signed out of the lobby | Log in again with your Username and Password |
| Signed out of a wallet’s web page | Log in to that wallet again; its own one-time password may be asked |
| Not signed out of your Google Account | Nothing; Google says that stays signed in |
Before you start, make sure you can remember both passwords. The lobby uses two different ones, a login password and a withdrawal (fund) password, and the help centre says a forgotten password is reset through online customer service. If a one-time password arrives by SMS during login, why SIM swap protection matters explains who must never see it.
Clear cookies Chrome keeps for sites you still want
You can clear cookies Chrome stores without touching the cache: open Delete browsing data, tap More options, and tick only Cookies and site data. Use this when the cache is fine but a login loops. Untick it again next time, so a routine clean-up does not sign you out.
Third-party cookies: the setting next door
Clearing cookies deletes them once; the cookie setting decides whether they come back. In Chrome on Android, tap More, then Settings, then Site settings, then Third-party cookies, and choose Allow third-party cookies or Block third-party cookies. If a lobby page cannot keep you signed in, which mobile browser settings matter lists what to set and why.
After clearing: three checks on the lobby
Open the lobby at www.wj2.vip and check three things before you log in.
- The WJ2 logo is top left.
- The login box shows Username, Password and Mag-login, with Magrehistro beside it.
- The address bar shows the address you typed, not a similar one.
If the page still does not load, the Customer Service chat in the lobby is open 24/7, and the lobby’s help centre is the place to read the rules for passwords and withdrawals.
FAQ
Does clearing the cache delete my WJ2 account?
No. Cached images and files only hold copies of page parts on your phone, and cookies only hold the session. Your account lives in the lobby, so you log back in with the same Username and Password.
Will clearing cookies in Chrome sign me out of Google?
Google's Chrome help says that if you delete cookies while signed in to Chrome, you won't be signed out of your Google Account. Other sites that remember you, the WJ2 lobby included, ask you to sign in again.
Anong gagawin kung hindi ko maalala ang password ko pagkatapos mag-clear?
Clear nothing else and open the lobby's 24/7 Customer Service chat. The lobby's help centre says a forgotten password is reset through online customer service.
How often should I clear the cache on Android?
Only when a page looks old, a button does nothing or a login loops. Chrome keeps the cache so pages open faster, so clearing it on a schedule just makes every page slower to open the first time.