I have recently downloaded OS X Mountain Lion on my new MacBook Air.

I have recently downloaded OS X Mountain Lion on my new MacBook Air. I have Safari 6.0. I no longer see the "Empty Cache" option on the Safari drop down menu. Where did it go? How can I recover it?
Gloria

Safari 6
Mountain Lion comes with Safari 6.
Apple removed "Empty Caches" from Safari menu.
1. Now clearing history clears caches and favicons.
2. Enable Develop menu.
     Safari > Preferences > Advanced
     At the bottom check the box "Show Develop menu in menu bar".
     Develop menu will appear in menu bar.
     Click Develop and from the dropdown select "Empty Caches".
Best.

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Great! Here are some introductory tutorials:
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