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Once the backup is done, you can then clear the Chrome browser's cache by removing the following files: $ rm ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/ $ rm ~/. $ mkdir -p ~/.google/chrome/backup $ mv ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/ ~/.google/chrome/backup $ mv ~/.cache/google-chrome ~/.google/chrome/backup Just in case if you want your browsing data back, you can just restore them easily. If you use Google Chrome or Chromium, backup the following files. You will now see the browsing data is gone. If you want to to clean the whole browsing cache, then run the following command: $ rm ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/*.sqlite ~/.mozilla/firefox/*default/sessionstore.js $ rm -r ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox/*.default/*

Once you backup all files, run the following command if you only want to clean the cookies: $ rm ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/cookies.sqlite To restore the backup, just switch the source and destination locations in the above commands. You can also upgrade all the Mozilla Firefox applications and then uninstall them - however the most suitable option will be to go for the command line. Then, run the following commands one by one to backup browsing data: $ mv ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/*.sqlite ~/.mozilla/firefox/backup $ mv ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/sessionstore.js ~/.mozilla/firefox/backup $ mv ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox/*.default/* ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox/backup $ mkdir -p ~/.mozilla/firefox/backup ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox/backup