+10I am using the following script to delete the Safari & Chrome caches upon login. It seems to work but I noticed it doesnt clear the Safari history.
#!/bin/sh
#Remove Safari and Chrome Cache
sudo -u $3 /bin/rm -rf /Users/$3/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari
sudo -u $3 /bin/rm -rf /Users/$3/Library/Caches/Google/ChromeIs that set somewhere else?
+21Safari History files are found in ~/Library/Safari/
+7Just wanted to comment that this worked flawlessly for me! I deployed it as a policy in Self-Service and my onsite techs and end users are very thankful.
+9Just wanted to comment that this worked flawlessly for me! I deployed it as a policy in Self-Service and my onsite techs and end users are very thankful.
any chance you have successfully used this on Monterey? Just stumbled across this old post today and was trying to replicate exactly what you have done, but unfortunately nothing seems to happen on my devices and all the cached data persists. Thanks
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