I'm managing five school sites with a lot of MacBooks, and I've been getting numerous support tickets that are usually resolved just by clearing the Chrome cache. I'm wondering if there's a way to automate this so that it happens regularly—maybe once a month. This could help reduce issues significantly before they even pop up. I'm looking for any solutions or tools that can help me set this up.
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If you're in a mostly Windows environment, there are group policy settings that clear the Chrome cache on exit. You might check if a similar option exists with your management solution for Macs. That could really streamline things for you!
Is there something like Deep Freeze for Macs? That could potentially help you manage cache more effectively.
You can actually configure Chrome to clear its cache every time it’s closed. Considering you're managing multiple devices, using group policy would be the way to go!
I'm not entirely sure if Chrome has a non-interactive option for this, but you could set up a cron job that runs a script. It could check if Chrome is open and, if not, delete cache files located at ~/Library/Caches/Google/Chrome/Default/Cache/*.
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