Reset Notion


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Note:
- Resetting your app or browser will log you out of any active Notion accounts. Make sure you have your login information handy so you can sign back in after resetting! 
- Not seeing your menu bar? On Windows, you may have to press - altto see it appear.
Resetting Notion may help resolve issues like content not displaying correctly.
To reset Notion for desktop:
- Select - Viewin your device’s menu bar →- Force reload.
- Select - Helpin your menu bar →- Troubleshooting→- Reset & Erase All Local Data.
- Close Notion, then: - On Mac: Open Finder, then select - Go→- Go To Folderin your menu bar. Enter- /Users/<USERNAME>/Library/Application Support, then delete Notion.
- On Windows: In File Explorer, go to - C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming, then delete Notion.
 
- Download the desktop app again at https://notion.com/download. 

If you’re getting an error message when trying to delete Notion, make sure of the following:
- You’ve quit the Notion app completely (it’s not running in the background or system tray). 
- There are no Notion processes running in Task Manager. 
Then, try deleting the app again.
Chrome and Microsoft Edge
- Open Developer Tools using - cmd + option + ifor Mac, or- ctrl + shift + i for Windows.
- With Developer Tools open, right click the refresh button in your browser. 
- Select - Empty Cache and Hard Refresh.
- In Developer Tools, go to - Applicationand expand the- Cookieson the left hand side.
- Right click on the Notion link and select - Clear.
Safari
- Open the - Safarimenu in your system menu bar, and select- Preferences.
- In the - Privacysection, select- Manage Website Data.
- Find and select - Notion, then select- Remove All.
Firefox
To the left of the URL, select 🔒 → Clear Cookies and Site Data → Remove.
To reset Notion for mobile, simply delete the app from your device and reinstall it. Don’t worry about losing your Notion data — it’s synced to your account!