{"id":"mac-storage-basics.how-do-i-manage-website-data-in-safari","url":"/faq/mac-storage-basics/how-do-i-manage-website-data-in-safari","category":{"id":"mac-storage-basics","title":"Mac storage basics"},"subcategory":{"id":"browsers-everyday-apps","title":"Browsers and everyday apps"},"question":"How do I see and remove the data individual websites store in Safari?","alt_questions":["safari manage website data","safari website data size","remove website data safari mac","safari storage per site","safari offline data mac","which sites use storage safari"],"short_answer":"Go to Safari → Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data, select sites and click Remove. It signs you out of those sites and removes their offline data.","answer_markdown":"In Safari choose **Safari → Settings → Privacy** and click **Manage Website Data…**. You'll see every site that has stored data on your Mac. Select one or more and click **Remove**, or **Remove All** to clear everything.\n\nRemoving a site's data signs you out of it and deletes anything it saved for offline use, such as drafts in a web app — so remove only sites you don't rely on offline. Ordinary cache clearing is covered in [clearing the Safari cache](/faq/mac-storage-basics/how-do-i-clear-the-safari-cache).","answer_html":"

In Safari choose Safari → Settings → Privacy and click Manage Website Data…. You'll see every site that has stored data on your Mac. Select one or more and click Remove, or Remove All to clear everything.

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Removing a site's data signs you out of it and deletes anything it saved for offline use, such as drafts in a web app — so remove only sites you don't rely on offline. Ordinary cache clearing is covered in clearing the Safari cache.

","answer_text":"In Safari choose Safari → Settings → Privacy and click Manage Website Data…. You'll see every site that has stored data on your Mac. Select one or more and click Remove, or Remove All to clear everything.\n\nRemoving a site's data signs you out of it and deletes anything it saved for offline use, such as drafts in a web app — so remove only sites you don't rely on offline. Ordinary cache clearing is covered in clearing the Safari cache.","tags":["safari","website data","browser"],"related":[{"id":"mac-storage-basics.how-do-i-clear-the-safari-cache","question":"How do I clear Safari's cache on a Mac?","url":"/faq/mac-storage-basics/how-do-i-clear-the-safari-cache"},{"id":"mac-storage-basics.does-clearing-browser-history-free-up-space","question":"Does clearing my browser history free up disk space?","url":"/faq/mac-storage-basics/does-clearing-browser-history-free-up-space"}],"applies_to":"all","last_reviewed":"2026-10-01","title":"How do I see and remove the data individual websites store in Safari? — Storage Studio FAQ","description":"Go to Safari → Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data, select sites and click Remove. It signs you out of those sites and removes their offline data.","crumbs":[{"name":"Home","path":"/"},{"name":"FAQ","path":"/faq/"},{"name":"Mac storage basics","path":"/faq/mac-storage-basics/"},{"name":"How do I see and remove the data individual websites store in Safari?","path":"/faq/mac-storage-basics/how-do-i-manage-website-data-in-safari"}],"jsonld":{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","url":"https://storagestudio.us/faq/mac-storage-basics/how-do-i-manage-website-data-in-safari","inLanguage":"en","dateModified":"2026-10-01","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"How do I see and remove the data individual websites store in Safari?","alternateName":["safari manage website data","safari website data size","remove website data safari mac","safari storage per site","safari offline data mac","which sites use storage safari"],"acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"In Safari choose Safari → Settings → Privacy and click Manage Website Data…. You'll see every site that has stored data on your Mac. Select one or more and click Remove, or Remove All to clear everything.\n\nRemoving a site's data signs you out of it and deletes anything it saved for offline use, such as drafts in a web app — so remove only sites you don't rely on offline. Ordinary cache clearing is covered in clearing the Safari cache.","url":"https://storagestudio.us/faq/mac-storage-basics/how-do-i-manage-website-data-in-safari"}}]},"fragment":"
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Mac storage basics · Browsers and everyday apps

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How do I see and remove the data individual websites store in Safari?

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Short answer: Go to Safari → Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data, select sites and click Remove. It signs you out of those sites and removes their offline data.

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In Safari choose Safari → Settings → Privacy and click Manage Website Data…. You'll see every site that has stored data on your Mac. Select one or more and click Remove, or Remove All to clear everything.

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Removing a site's data signs you out of it and deletes anything it saved for offline use, such as drafts in a web app — so remove only sites you don't rely on offline. Ordinary cache clearing is covered in clearing the Safari cache.

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