2 Easy Ways to Clear DNS Cache on Android

Method 1: Clear DNS Cache on Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Brave Browser

Google Chrome, and other Chromium-based browsers on Android, namely Microsoft Edge and Brave, have an inbuilt option to clear the DNS cache. Here’s how you can do it.

Step 1: Open Chrome, Edge, or Brave on your Android device. Enter the following in the address bar:

• If you are using Google Chrome :

chrome://net-internals/#dns

• If you are using Microsoft Edge :

edge://net-internals/#dns

• If you are using Brave:

brave://net-internals/#dns

Step 2: Tap on the Clear host cache button.

You will not get any further feedback, but doing this will clear the DNS cache on your web browser.

Also Read: How to fix Google Chrome not loading on Android

Method 2: Clear DNS Cache for Other Web Browsers

This method helps you clear the DNS cache from your Android device in all cases. That is irrespective of the web browser you are using.

Tap and hold your default browser’s icon. Tap on App info > Storage Usage > Clear Cache.

Also Read: How to flush DNS cache on Windows