Chrome version: 108.0.5359.125 64bit OS: Windows 10 Pro 22H2
Since some dais Chrome (browser) keeps loading every webpage (spinning wheel doesn't stop), the same webpages on Firefox are okay.
How to fix it?
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Does this happen in Incognito mode?– harrymcCommented Dec 19, 2022 at 10:41
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It doesn't happen in incognito mode.– user374324Commented Dec 19, 2022 at 15:37
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1Then it's either a browser extension you have installed or some cache and cookies that Chrome has for this website.– Yisroel TechCommented Dec 19, 2022 at 16:18
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Try clearing the Chrome data for this site:
Go to the site in Google Chrome, and then click the padlock-shaped symbol to the left corner of the address bar (If the site doesn’t have a secure connection to your web browser, you will see a ‘Not secure’ label in place of the padlock-shaped icon—click it instead):
On the context menu that shows up, click Site Settings:
Chrome will load a new tab listing site-related usage data and permissions. Click the button labeled Clear Data under the Usage section:
Click Clear on the confirmation pop-up. Chrome will immediately clear the cache and cookies for the site:
Refresh the website and see if it helped.
If that didn't help, another thing to try is to disable the Chrome Extensions you may have installed in your browser.
- Go to the Chrome three dots menu > More tools > Extensions
- Toggle all items there to be disabled (white/gray instead of blue):
- Refresh the website and see if it helped
- If it did, you can then try to re-enable those Chrome extensions one by one (while checking the site in between) to try to track down which extension was the cause
answered Dec 19, 2022 at 16:25
