How to Make Chrome Faster on Windows 11

Key Points for Optimizing Google Chrome Performance

1. Use Chrome Task Manager:

   • Identify apps and extensions using the most RAM.
   • Recognize that some tabs, like those playing video (e.g., YouTube), consume more RAM.
   • Disable or close tabs and extensions that are not needed to conserve resources.

2. Manage Extensions:

   • Keep only necessary extensions to reduce RAM usage.
   • Remove extensions that aren’t crucial for your productivity.

3. Understanding Browsing History and Cache:

   • Be cautious about deleting browsing history/caches as they can speed up page loading by storing temporary data.
   • Consider watching additional content for deeper insights on cache benefits.

4. Optimize PC Startup for Better Chrome Performance:

   • Access startup apps by typing "startup apps" in the search bar.
   • Focus on disabling high-impact startup apps that are unnecessary, as these slow down PC startup times.
   • Improving overall PC speed can enhance Chrome's performance indirectly.

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