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View Site Cache and Storage Space in Brave on Android

Brave doesn’t expose its cache folder inside the app. If you’re troubleshooting a site or just curious how much space cached files are using, you’ll need a file manager like Google Files to get there.

The cache lives at Android > Data > com.brave.browser > Cache on your device’s internal storage. Once you’re inside, a long press on any file and a tap on Get Info reveals exactly how much storage that file is taking.

View Cached Files in Google Files app

  1. If you don’t already have one, install a file manager. Google Files is a solid choice.
  2. Open Google Files.
  3. Tap the horizontal 3-bar icon bar and select your device name to access its internal storage.
    go to phone internal storage on file manager
  4. Navigate to the Android folder and tap it.
  5. Open the Data folder.
  6. Tap the folder com.brave.browser.
    how to access brave browser cache in Android
  7. Open the Cache folder. You’ll see all the cached files here.
    Brave android cache folder
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Inside the cache folder, you’ll typically find .js, .html, .css, and image files, depending on which sites you’ve visited.

See the Storage Space of a Cache File of Brave app

  1. Open the File Manager app.
  2. Go to the internal storage of the device.
    go to phone internal storage on file manager
  3. Navigate to Android > Data.
  4. Tap the folder com.brave.browser.
    how to access brave browser cache in Android
  5. Open the Cache folder to see the cached data.
    Brave android cache folder
  6. Long press on the cached file to select it.
  7. Tap the overflow icon and select Get Info from the menu. The file’s size will appear.
    check the storage of cached file on Brave-android
  8. Repeat these steps for any other cached file you want to check.
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TIP: If your phone’s built-in file manager blocks access to the Android or Data folder, switch to Google Files. It should let you browse without restrictions.

Bottom Line

You’ll know you’ve found the cache when you see a mix of .js, .html, .css, and image files. Long-press any file and tap Get Info to see its size. If you’re clearing space, you can delete files right from this folder.

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Swayam Prakash

Swayam Prakash

Swayam is a professional content creator with 6-years of experience in conceptualizing, creating, and managing tech-based content for notable online publishing firms. He troubleshoots the technical issues and loves to write about it. Connect him on LinkedIn.

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