How to Speed Up Chrome Browser

How to Speed Up Chrome Browser

As you already experience while using google chrome that it really works faster and smoother compared to other internet browser. Google Chrome uses DNS Prefetching and Speedy (SPDY) protocols instead of simply using HTTP. These DNS prefetching  and SPDY protocols load up your page in advance so that you need not to wait for more time.

But is happens many times that google chrome starts working very slow and believe me that is frustrating. But you need not to worry any more because listed below some tricks to speed up chrome browser.

HOW TO SPEED UP CHROME BROWSER

1: Disable Extensions

A browser extension is a plug-in that extends the functionality of a web browser. 
These Extensions slows up your browser and can affect your browsing speed very badly. To avoid this thing you just need to follow the below steps:
1: Open your chrome browser and type the following in the address bar
chrome://extensions/

Or
Go to the Options of chrome then Tool and then click on Extensions.
2: You will now going to see an extensions list which is supporting your browser

3: Simply uncheck the extensions which are not needed or just delete those extensions which are not needed in future.

2: Clear Your Browsing DataIf you browse any website Chrome automatically collects the cached text, cookies and other kind of website data. That's why when we click again on that website address it consumes less time for loading that webpage.

Although cached and cookies are made to speed up Chrome Browser but sometimes it happens that they are responsible for decreasing your browser speed and lagging.

Following steps will help you in clearing browsing data:

1: Go to Options

2: Choose Tools> Clear Browsing Data.

3: Check all the features listed in the dialogue box, Then click on Clear Browsing Data.

4: Disable JavaScript

Following are the Steps to turn JavaScript off and on

1: Click the Chrome Menu

2: Select Settings

3: Click Show Advanced Settings

4: Under the "Privacy" Section, Click the Content Settings button


5: In the "JavaScript" section, select "Donot allow any site to run JavaScript" or "Allow all the sites to run JavaScript (Recommended)"

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