How to make Google Chrome faster

One of the great drawbacks of Google Chrome is its speed, which is often far more advanced than its competitors, and you can view offline sites in Chrome for Android. Still, it is also noticeable that it tends to slow down and even starts to crash over time. This leads many users to uninstall and reinstall their browser several times, hoping to speed it up as before. What a lot of people don't know is that it is possible to reset the browser easily and without having to uninstall it. To learn how to make Chrome faster, just check out our tips below!

Making Google Chrome Faster

In this procedure, we will reset Google Chrome to disable its extensions and delete temporary data and cookies from the websites you have visited. Overall, it is exactly storing all this that is increasingly demanding from Chrome and slowing it down. Fortunately, this does not delete your saved passwords, favorite sites and history will be intact.

To get started, open Google Chrome and click on the three vertical dots on the upper right side of the screen.

Then click on the "Settings" option.

Go to the bottom of the new page and click "Show advanced settings."

Again go to the bottom of the page and click "Reset Settings."

You'll see a warning about what will be deleted and kept in Chrome, so just click "Reset" to confirm the action.

Ready! Now just restart Chrome to start noticing the browser speed difference. If you want your extensions back, just enable them again in your browser settings. Just keep in mind that too many extensions also slow Chrome.

If you prefer, you can also check out our video tutorial above!

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