I began wiping the browser data every evening just before typing the credentials. The step took fifteen seconds and became part of the opening routine. The page that followed loaded without any of the small freezes I had seen on earlier nights.
The market list appeared in one clean motion. Prices started updating at once. No old banners or half loaded sections remained from previous sessions. The difference was visible enough that I kept the wipe as a permanent first action.
What the clean load removed
Earlier evenings had sometimes shown a brief flash of the previous day’s balance before the current one appeared. After the wipe that flash disappeared. The account opened directly to the present figures. I used match exch 9 only after the data was cleared and never skipped the step once the pattern was clear.
A test without the wipe on the fourth night
I deliberately left the cache in place on one evening. The page opened more slowly and the old balance flashed again for half a second. One refresh corrected it but the extra step confirmed the value of the wipe. The next evening I returned to the clean start and the flash stayed away.
Short replies when I described the routine
I mentioned the pre login wipe in the group. Two people answered that they had added the same step. One said it also reduced the number of verification prompts. Another noted that the wipe works better when done immediately before login rather than earlier in the day. The comments remained brief.
One limit I placed on the habit
I clear only the cache and cookies. Saved passwords and autofill data stay untouched. Removing those would force extra typing every night and slow the process more than the wipe helps. The narrow selection keeps the benefit without adding new friction.
Wiping the data immediately before login produced a consistently clean page. The markets appeared without leftover pieces from earlier sessions. Once the step became automatic the rest of the evening returned to ordinary watching. The match decided how long the page stayed open and the opening routine stayed short.