Hi guys,
I want to ask a question and it is about the Google Chrome browser for PC. The problem with this browser is it shows many time that the web pages have gone unresponsive Kill those pages or wait to get back normal. This problem was not seen many times previously but now it shows this every day I browse internet why? Please tell me how to fix this problem.
Why my web pages become unresposive on Chrome?
Hello Ronnie,
Most of the time the usual cause of page unresponsive in Chrome is browser overload. Most sites in the internet nowadays have so many plugins like Flash, Java, WebGl etc. One remedy that I usually do since I’m a Chrome user also is to keep few tabs open, so many open tabs consume great resources that even a 2GB RAM cannot handle. Also don’t employ too many extensions and plug-ins in your browser. Regularly update your extensions and plug-ins since they not only will correct previous issues but will enhance performance as well. Ads can naturally slow down any browser and may cause it to hang. And lastly, there are network issues that may cause Chrome to hang.
Why my web pages become unresposive on Chrome?
Hello, How are you? You should maintain the following procedure to resolve the issue:
Step 1 : In Chrome browser, click on the 3-bar icon at the top right corner.
Step 2 : Select and click on Tools option.
Step 3 : Select and click on “Clear browsing data”.
Step 4 : Check only the empty the cache option.
Step 5 : Select “The beginning of time” on the top, to delete everything.
Step 6 : Click on “clear browsing data”. If this process does not work, then click on the “Start button” on the “Task bar”. Go to “control panel”, select “add/remove programs” . Finally, uninstall Google Chrome. Again re-install Google Chrome using this link : https://www.google.com/chrome/.
This may work. Learn more.
Moreen Jamnelly
Why my web pages become unresposive on Chrome?
I have already encountered that error but rarely. That problem is caused, most of the time, by scripts on the site that became unresponsive. This is common on sites with flash-based contents and your computer is not fast enough to process the scripts running. You can also trigger that error on Mozilla Firefox when playing flash-based games.
If you receive that error, first, check if you are using the latest version. If you haven’t updated yet, download the latest Google Chrome web browser and install it to upgrade your existing version. Try visiting the site again where the error was triggered then see if it works. If this doesn’t work and you still receive the error, try using a different browser.
You can avoid this problem by upgrading your machine like adding more RAM or upgrading your processor.
