If you frequently experience issues with your browser, such as slow load times or crashes, you may be wondering why pages take so long to load. Most users are unclear of the various scenarios that can lead to this, let alone how to handle them. Although viruses and other types of dangerous software are commonly to blame for a slow browser, this is not always the case.

Here are a few ideas as to why your browser may be lagging:

Issues with the software as well as the hardware might be to blame for internet connections that are sluggish or choppy. If you have previously verified that the connection to your local area network (LAN) or wireless network (WiFi) is operational and robust, the issue may be caused by a dispute involving IP addresses.

An IP address is a number that is used to identify any device that is connected to a network that uses the Internet Protocol (IP) to communicate.

In the event that this does not resolve the issue, the fault may lie with the browser. It could be fixed by just restarting the modem or the router.

The efficiency of your browser may be improved if you delete the history, cookies, and cache of the browser. Added extensions often contribute to troubles, therefore eliminating ones that aren’t essential will be helpful in this case. You can try reinstalling your browser or switching to an altogether other one to see whether this addresses the issue and determine whether or not these difficulties still exist.

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