[Tutorial] How to make Google Chrome faster without reinstalling it?

[NeRv0s3.]

 

Google's browser is constantly updated. It integrates a lot of useful features and supports many extensions that make your life easier. Unfortunately, there are extensions that consume significant amounts of RAM and that make you think there is a problem with your browser. In fact, most of the issues you encounter with Google Chrome are related to something you've done. You may have agreed, unnoticed, even a program that has anchored you in your browser and serves you ads when you least expect it.

 

Fortunately, if the quality of your browsing experience with Google's browser has deteriorated significantly, there are some fireworks you can call. You do not even have to uninstall it. Just know how to make Google Chrome faster by resetting it to factory parameters.

 

Freshly installed on a new, new system, Chrome is surprisingly sprawling. After a few months of use, the experience of the first few days may be just a pleasant memory. Well, then you'd better reset it. It is important to note that this gesture will not delete your bookmarks or passwords saved on various sites. Otherwise, everything will be like the beginning.

 

To do so, click on the top right of the three points and go to Settings. Click Advanced at the end of the list of options at the bottom. Again, at the end, you'll see a button marked "Restore settings to their original defaults". Click there, and in the new window, choose Reset Settings. Restarts the browser if it did not restart itself. If you still have a problem with Google Chrome after following the steps detailed above, you can use the downloadable Google Chrome Cleanup Tool from here. The scanning process takes only a few minutes.

Edited December 25, 2018 by -NeRv0s3-