Sometimes Chrome will store corrupted or outdated cache and cookie files for GrowFlow, which will cause GrowFlow to act unexpectedly or incorrectly. Clearing the browser's cache and cookies usually fixes these issues and can improve GrowFlow's performance.
Clear GrowFlow Saved Site Data
Using this method will only clear your site data for GrowFlow and will not clear site data or passwords for other websites.
1. Close any GrowFlow windows/tabs you may have open. Then click the vertical ellipses on the top right of your Chrome Browser, then click Settings.
2. In the Privacy and Security tab, click Site Settings.
3. Go to View permissions and data stored across sites.
5. Search GrowFlow in the search bar to bring up saved GrowFlow site data. Below the search bar, click the Delete displayed data button or the trash can icon to clear only GrowFlow site data.
6. Now that any corrupted cache or cookie files have been deleted, try to log into GrowFlow again!
Clear All Cache and Cookies in Chrome
1. Close any GrowFlow windows/tabs you may have open.
2. Go to the vertical ellipses on the top right of your Chrome Browser and then go to Settings.
3. Go to Privacy and Security, then go to Delete browsing data.
4. Select All time and click Delete data to clear your entire cache/cookies history or browsing data.
Note: If you would like to retain your passwords and login information, deselect Cookies and other site data to only clear your browsing history and cache.