On firefox menu, go to tools,clear recent history or use ctrl+shift+del keys on the keyboard. HTH.

Terry

I went to the FAQ here a few minutes ago because I also want to clear my cache.
With Firefox, it says to go to Tools then Options then Privacy then Clear All.

(In case you want to clear cookies: it says to go to Tools then to Options and then to Privacy.)

It will vary slightly depending on which version of Firefox you are using, but it's generally similar to the steps pointed out by others. It would be good to know what you want to accomplish. For example, if you are concerned about security and privacy, you might want to change a couple of other things. In Firefox 3.6, there's the option in the Privacy settings to "Never Remember History" and in the Security settings you can choose whether or not the browser remembers or doen't remember passwords.

Sorry, Jackie. I just tried to use the instructions from FAQ and didn't get very far.
So I did a Search on this forum to see if there were any other answers to cache clearing questions.
And I found an answer that worked!
It said:
"In Firefox click 'Tools' in the menu bar, then click on 'Clear recent history'. This will give you the option to select whatever you want to clear."
Then you should click to produce a check mark in front of Cache (make sure nothing else is checked) and then hit 'Clear Now'.

BTW, I also cleared my cookies at the same time as I cleared the cache. Saving a return trip.

Do you already use CCleaner? If you have the FF entries checked on the CC's application tab, CC will do it all for you.

DA

another good option is ATF
ATF-Cleaner