I was thinking about what I was searching on Google for recently, and one thing was a knitting pattern for a women's top that had a bizarre name - a "garter gusset tee" of all things, and although I put it in quotes (which don't work on Google anymore, but I try anyway, darn it), I got back pics of women in lingerie wearing garters, so that may have triggered the smutty stuff. Prior to that, I searched for investments which flooded my phone's newsfeed with posts about stocks, so the trick then might be to do a search or, better yet, a bunch of searches for something that can't be deemed in any way as sexual. That was a suggestion in that link I added above, so it's worth a shot anyway.
@HollyKnottLLC: Did you close your browser and then restart your computer afterwards? Some people constantly put their computer into sleep mode, but restarting after clearing your cache helps it run better. I also go into the settings in Firefox and then the Manage Exceptions section weekly and delete companies that I don't want to have track me, such as news sites or anything with "ad" or "track" in the name, plus anything that I'm not familiar with because I find that they slow down my computer. I use Firefox on a Mac, and to do that, I click on Firefox, Preferences, Privacy & Security, and then under Cookies and Site Data, I click on Manage Data. Then I scroll through the list and click on a site I want to remove, then Remove Selected, Save Changes, and Remove. I actually do that after clearing my cache, then close my browser and restart my computer.
