some Google Chrome common issues:

• Unresponsive tabs should be forced to close. Chrome tabs can occasionally lock up or freeze. Use the Chrome task manager to force-close individual tabs in such scenarios. Select More Tools > Task Manager from the More menu 
• Chrome should be closed and reopened. When Chrome is running slowly, this remedy frequently works. The application can occasionally utilise too much RAM (random access memory), slowing it down to a crawl. Restarting the computer clears the memory.
• Force the browser to close. Chrome may appear to be frozen or unresponsive on occasion. However, it continues to run in the background, using memory and preventing you from restarting your browser. After closing Chrome, you can start over with a new Chrome window.
• Extensions should be disabled. Turn off any extensions or plug-ins that aren't working or aren't being used. When a bug occurs, extensions are frequently to blame.
• Turn off the flash. Chrome's Flash plug-in has been known to crash on occasion, causing issues while loading specific websites. Flash isn't absolutely necessary, and it poses more security dangers than it's worth. Instead of Flash, most websites now utilise HTML5 and CSS3 for animations.
• To get rid of malware, perform a reset. Resetting Chrome can help you get rid of unwanted adverts, pop-ups, and spyware. Select More > Settings > Advanced > Reset settings from the More menu.

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