Google has recently launched an improved version of Google Chrome. The said browser has steadily been the most used nowadays because it is way better than its counterparts. Google Chrome boasts of its sleek features, making it faster and stable. The good news is that you can make your Google Chrome browsing experience even better by doing these simple tips:

Put Google Chrome Usage Statistics Out of Action

Users who worry about their unit’s system performance can opt not to enable the usage statistics. You can do this by clicking the Tools menu, then to Options Tab and Advanced. Once you’re there, you should uncheck the tick box beside the “Send usage data to Google” line.

Prevent the Google Chrome DNS Preload

DNS Preload is actually not necessary. The preload is in fact suggested only for those with unreliable internet connections, mostly those who use their mobile phones for browsing the internet. People who have a stable internet connection, that with at not lower than 256kbps, don’t necessitate the DNS Preload. All you need to do to disable this is to go to the Tools menu of your Google Chrome browser, click Options, then Advanced. Lastly, put out the check mark on “Use DNS preload.”

Remove the Anti-Phishing Filter of Your Browser

Most people may find this option quite risky but if you are okay with browsing with the anti-phishing filter turned off, you can save on CPU time and internet bandwidth. The Anti-Phishing Filter is found at “Tools,” then go to “Options” and lastly, to “Advanced” tab.

Clear the Navigation Data

The navigation data helps internet browsers for ease of access, displaying the most visited web pages. Having a very big cache will affect the performance of your browser. This is mainly because of the many stored pages you’ve visited over the last few months. Clean your navigation data as often as possible to improve Google Chrome’s performance. Go to Tools menu, and select “Remove navigation data” and then click “Delete data for this period.”

Disable Other Functions Not In Use

To do this, right-click on the Google Chrome icon and go to “Properties.” Go to the “Destination” box under the “Shortcut” tab. You may also disable logging of browser activities and save your CPU RAM and hard disk space. General users can also disable the dev-tools and also the metrics reporting, which is connected to the Usage Statistics mentioned above.

The Java can also be disabled. Users who do not typically run online Java applications can choose to disable it to make the browser performance faster. Plug-ins such as Flash Player can also be disabled. This is recommended for those who rarely visit media sites. Lastly, images can be disabled for people who have low-bandwidth connection, saving a lot of bandwidth. But if you need to view pictures, it is better not to do this.

These tips will help Google Chrome users an even more improved browsing experience by saving bandwidth and CPU usage as well.

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