Clear Wrike Cache and Cookies
Often, issues related to access & performance and loading of item descriptions can be resolved by clearing the cache and cookies for Wrike.
Note
If you're experiencing issues specifically with the Wrike Desktop App, please refer to this article for detailed troubleshooting steps.
Important
Before troubleshooting, visit our Wrike Status Page to check if there are any ongoing issues or maintenance announcements.
Here are the shortcuts for Incognito/Private mode in different browsers:
Windows
- Chrome: Ctrl+Shift+N
- Firefox: Ctrl+Shift+P
- Edge: Ctrl+Shift+N
Mac OS
- Chrome: Cmd+Shift+N
- Firefox: Cmd+Shift+P
- Safari: Cmd+Shift+N
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Navigate to wrike.com in Chrome.
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Open the browser console by pressing Ctrl+Shift+J on Windows or Cmd+Opt+J on Mac.
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Switch to the Application tab.
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Select Storage on the left panel.
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Check all boxes under the Clear site data section.
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Click on Clear site data.
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Close all Wrike tabs.
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Restart Chrome.
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Open Safari and click Preferences.
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Open the Privacy tab.
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Click Manage Website Data.
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Find wrike.com in the list and click it. You can use the search field to find it.
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Click the Remove button at the bottom of the pop-up.
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Close all Wrike tabs.
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Restart Safari.
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Navigate to wrike.com in Edge.
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Open the browser console by pressing F12.
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Switch to the Application tab.
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Select Storage on the left panel.
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Check all boxes under the Clear site data section.
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Click on Clear site.
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Close all Wrike tabs.
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Restart Edge.
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Open Firefox and go to Options.
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Select Privacy & Security on the left panel.
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Scroll down to the Cookies and Site Data section and click on Manage Data.
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In the search bar, type Wrike to locate all Wrike-related entries.
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Select the Wrike-related entries and click Remove Selected.
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Click Save Changes to confirm.
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Close all Wrike tabs.
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Restart Firefox.