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Periodically clearing the browsing data, AppData and %TEMP folders does the trick for me. In my experience, that's not Chrome specific; all web browsers get bog
by Samuel_Michon 14y ago
Periodically clearing the browsing data, AppData and %TEMP folders does the trick for me. In my experience, that's not Chrome specific; all web browsers get bogged down over time. In the same vein, it's good to do a clean install of your OS once a year.
- danmaz74 14y agoI stopped periodically reinstalling my OS since windows 2k... and wouldn't like to start again :)
- Samuel_Michon 14y agoThat's your pejorative, but to objectively compare the speed and stability of browsers or OSes, you need to use clean installs. Software gets slower over time, because of all the cruft that accumulates.
- Samuel_Michon 14y agoBy 'pejorative', I meant 'prerogative'. Silly auto correct.