To turn off page preloading, go to Settings > Performance, find the Speed section, and toggle off the "Preload Pages" option. Turning off this feature improves Chrome's speed.

When tabs start hogging resources, it can have a negative effect on your Chrome browser’s performance. Thankfully, finding resource-hungry tabs might soon become a lot easier.

Google Chrome is introducing several new performance controls aimed at improving the browsing experience through smarter resource management.

Google is bringing in some new measures to help streamline Chrome’s resource usage and make the web browser run more smoothly, including updates to existing functionality. Google announced the ...

Notably, Chrome can do this, too, with a new performance personalization option in Settings. Users can specify websites that should always remain active and make other tweaks to Chrome’s performance ...

Oftentimes, digging into settings and toggling Chrome's graphics acceleration (also known as hardware acceleration) can help Chrome settle down.

In Google Chrome, click menu > Settings and select “Performance” in the left pane. Look under “Memory Saver” and choose an option: Moderate, Balanced, or Maximum.

Google has added several new features in its latest Chrome browser update, in an effort to give users more options to boost performance.

According to Google's help page , performance alerts are turned on by default and can be toggled in the 'General' section of the 'Performance' tab in Chrome settings.

Google Chrome has had a feature called Memory Saver for some time now, which you can access from Settings, and then Performance.