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I know in Chrome you can clear offline apps by typing this address
chrome://appcache-internals/
Does safari 5.0+ have something similar?
Please note that CTRL+ALT+E will not remove offline web apps from the cache.
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Delete history, cache, and cookies To clear your history and cookies, go to Settings > Safari, and tap Clear History and Website Data.
To view the Site Cache Storage in Safari iOS, one needs to open the Settings on their iOS device and scroll down to Safari Browser. From there the users need to go to the advanced option and tap on Website Data to view the storage Details.
Here's how to clear the browser cache for just one web page: Open the webpage you want to clear the cache for, and go into Chrome Developer Tools. That's CMD+Option+I on a Mac, and CTRL+Shift+I or F12 on Windows, Linux, and Chromebooks. Click Empty Cache and Hard Reload in the list of options, and you're done.
No. Safari Preferences, General, has the ability to select a few options in "Clear History," including daily and longer periods.
On OS X the Safari cache manifest database can be found in
/var/folders/XX/xxxxxx/-Caches-/com.apple.Safari/ApplicationCache.db
where X/x is random characters. (You'll find one set of random characters for each user on your computer; you only need to worry about the path that corresponds to your account.) Delete ApplicationCache.db and restart Safari. (The .db file will regenerate when Safari encounters a site with a cache manifest.)
The easiest way to get at this file is to run the following command in Terminal
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles YES
and then force a restart of Finder. When you're done run
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles NOand restart Finder again.
I found the seed of this answer here.
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