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Hello DKS Community
In this brief tutorial I will show you how you can get rid of autoload exploit payloads that prevent you from accessing other payloads on the exploit page and also how at the very same time you can get rid of any browser cache including offline cached exploit pages.
Both can be very useful in cases where exploits cause issues, you don't know how to disable autoload of exploits or want to simply try another another exploit page and need to make room for it. Especially when switching between different exploit pages it is a very good idea to delete all files of the old exploit page.
Let's start with the guide now
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BE WARNED: When doing these steps you will lose your offline cached exploit page even if you only wanted to get rid of a autoload exploit payload that you didn't know how to turn off or that got stuck. You will have to recache the exploit page after running this guide to get it back for offline usage!
Step One: Start the Internet Browser application on your PlayStation 4 by selecting the application with the WWW icon on your screen. The icon and name may vary depending on your theme and console language!
Step Two: Once the Internet Browser has started hit the Options button on your PlayStation 4 controller. A new menu on the right side of the screen will open. In that new menu select the option "Settings" to open the settings page of the Internet Browser.
Step Three: On the settings page of the Internet Browser go down to the option "Delete Cookies" and select this option a few times to clear all cookies fully from your PlayStation 4.
Step Four: After cleaning the cookies clean up the rest of all exploit page files by going down to "Clear Website Data" and selecting this option a few times again.
It is important that you run the options from step three and four a few times. User reports in the past suggest that running it once might not always work as people still had autoload payloads stuck after cleaning cookies. Also run both steps: clear cookies and delete website data. Why? Because also previous reports suggest that both has to be cleaned in order to really get rid of autoload payloads and old exploit page data (the cookies for example control the cache expiration date and the rest are the actualy exploit page files).
That's it . Just four brief steps.
BE WARNED: When doing these steps you will lose your offline cached exploit page even if you only wanted to get rid of a autoload exploit payload that you didn't know how to turn off or that got stuck. You will have to recache the exploit page after running this guide to get it back for offline usage!
In this brief tutorial I will show you how you can get rid of autoload exploit payloads that prevent you from accessing other payloads on the exploit page and also how at the very same time you can get rid of any browser cache including offline cached exploit pages.
Both can be very useful in cases where exploits cause issues, you don't know how to disable autoload of exploits or want to simply try another another exploit page and need to make room for it. Especially when switching between different exploit pages it is a very good idea to delete all files of the old exploit page.
Let's start with the guide now
.BE WARNED: When doing these steps you will lose your offline cached exploit page even if you only wanted to get rid of a autoload exploit payload that you didn't know how to turn off or that got stuck. You will have to recache the exploit page after running this guide to get it back for offline usage!
Step One: Start the Internet Browser application on your PlayStation 4 by selecting the application with the WWW icon on your screen. The icon and name may vary depending on your theme and console language!
Step Two: Once the Internet Browser has started hit the Options button on your PlayStation 4 controller. A new menu on the right side of the screen will open. In that new menu select the option "Settings" to open the settings page of the Internet Browser.
Step Three: On the settings page of the Internet Browser go down to the option "Delete Cookies" and select this option a few times to clear all cookies fully from your PlayStation 4.
Step Four: After cleaning the cookies clean up the rest of all exploit page files by going down to "Clear Website Data" and selecting this option a few times again.
It is important that you run the options from step three and four a few times. User reports in the past suggest that running it once might not always work as people still had autoload payloads stuck after cleaning cookies. Also run both steps: clear cookies and delete website data. Why? Because also previous reports suggest that both has to be cleaned in order to really get rid of autoload payloads and old exploit page data (the cookies for example control the cache expiration date and the rest are the actualy exploit page files).
That's it
. Just four brief steps.BE WARNED: When doing these steps you will lose your offline cached exploit page even if you only wanted to get rid of a autoload exploit payload that you didn't know how to turn off or that got stuck. You will have to recache the exploit page after running this guide to get it back for offline usage!
