We've all heard about itThe cookies that are stored in different Internet browsers that currently exist, elements that are necessary and indispensable so that the loading of certain web pages is more effective and faster than conventional. These cookies can also be very helpful in storing usernames and passwords internally, as well as browsing history to different websites. If this is so Why is my Google Chrome browser slower every day?
If these cookies only contemplate important information that represents a minimum amount, the Google Chrome browser (or any other) would not suffer the consequences of uExtreme slowness when browsing different websites; The reality of things is revealed in a very different way, because if we browse the web, a large amount of data and information will be hosted in these cookies and therefore, this will represent being a burden that neither Google Chrome nor any other browser will be able to bear. For this reason, we will now mention how you should release this load so that the browser returns to its original working efficiency.
Manage privacy settings in Google Chrome
Previously we must mention a consequence of what these cookies could be causing as they are registered (saved) in a large quantity within the browser; The image that we will place below is one of the symptoms that many people have been suffering from, where a web page cannot be displayed normally, displaying a message suggesting that there has been a "redirect" error (known by many as a "loop").
If at a certain moment you manage to admire said capture, we suggest that you try to display the web page in a different browser; If the error persists, it is the website that has the problem and not your computer. Anyway, now We will assume that Google Chrome is the one that is failing due to the saturation of information currently available through cookies. We recommend that you follow the following steps so that you can recover your work efficiency:
- Open your Google Chrome browser.
- Choose the icon with the three lines (hamburger) at the top right.
- Now select «setting«.
- Go to the bottom of the window and select the option «show advanced options«.
- Look for the area of the «Privacy policy«.
- Select the button that says «Content Settings«
We will pause briefly at this moment to indicate what you should do with the window that will be appearing at this very moment. As far as possible you should try to leave the boxes activated as they are, although if you have experience in handling each of these options you can do it without any problems. What really interests us at the moment is found in the button that says “All cookies and site data…”, button that we will have to select.
A new window will immediately open, where all the cookies that have been hosted locally on our personal computer and that correspond solely and exclusively to Google Chrome. You can use the small space at the top right (which says, search for cookies) to try to find only some of them in a personalized way and thus eliminate them in a single step. In any case, the recommendation is to try to delete all cookies that have been registered at the moment.
To do this you would only have to choose the button that says «delete all«, so immediately, all those cookies that were shown in the list will disappear in a single instant. Now you would only have to close and open Google Chrome again so you can notice the difference. If all goes well, you will be able to admire that Google Chrome has recovered its speed and work efficiency. In the supposed case that we mentioned above (the error using the suggested capture), it should now not appear when you go to the web page where the problem of a "redirect" (loop) of the page was displayed.