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Chrome is known as the fastest browser, yet for certain individuals even the quickest isn't sufficient. Additionally, Chrome consumes a lot of memory, which may result in a slower browsing experience on low-end devices. Fortunately, there are a lot of Chrome extensions that will make things move at an exponential rate for you.
The extension FasterChrome claims to be intelligent enough to begin loading the page you are about to click on before you do. The extension keeps track of where your mouse goes in the browser. FasterChrome begins preloading a link when the cursor hovers over it for 65 milliseconds. It appears that the magic point at which you have a 50% chance of clicking the link or not is 65 milliseconds. Furthermore, the extension now has approximately 300 extra milliseconds to preload the page. To conserve bandwidth and resources, it only preloads the HTML.
Keep Google Chrome up to date to take advantage of the most recent bug fixes and performance enhancements.
Simply select "Help" and "About Google Chrome" by clicking the three dots in the upper right corner of your browser. Chrome will look for updates and install any that are found.
It is becoming increasingly well-known that uBlock Origin is Adblock's likely successor. It is a much more recent application that uses more modern technology and uses fewer system resources than the rickety old Adblock. Most importantly, it uses less RAM, which will impact people who have older computers the most.
Pages load much more quickly thanks to this extension. Web Boost involves a simple algorithm for this reason. It comes with unique computer-stored website building blocks. The majority of popular websites use these blocks, and if this extension is active, you won't have to download them each time you load a website.
A slower computer means a slower browser. If you're using Chrome and have a lot of tabs open, you probably have a smooth experience. The Great Suspender will assist in this area by suspending all tabs that are not used for a specific time. It's common practice to open multiple tabs but only use a small number of them often.
AMP adds a page to Google's cache while also optimizing its HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. When you click on a page from a Google search or Google News result, it opens faster as a result of the combination. Pages have been found to load 300-400% faster in some tests conducted by independent developers.
The most annoying new trend among websites is videos that automatically start playing when you visit the page. Now, not only does this make browsing slower, but there does not appear to be a clear and simple solution.
This is especially true on the websites of major news media, YouTube, Twitch, and other sites that are similar to them. Even though comments aren't always bad, they can distract you and make you feel bad. Shut Up hides all remarks on any site page, so you're not enticed to see them, take part in them, or find a deep, dark hole to plunge into.
SearchPreview is a very straightforward but extremely useful extension that displays a preview thumbnail image of the website in the search results. This can be helpful much of the time, for example, you will understand what kind of page you are going to visit, or perhaps a visual portrayal will be preferable for recollecting a site over the name of the site. This information makes it simple to browse through search results. The extension is compatible with Yahoo, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Google Search.
An oldie but a goodie nonetheless. NavigUp is a straightforward extension that adds a new keyboard shortcut to allow you to navigate to a web page's parent address. Therefore, if you used Google to visit a particular website, you can "go up one level" to the URL above it by pressing Alt + 1.
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