It is much more convenient for you, but it can lead to increased memory use because Chrome has to repeat some of the tasks for every window. Behind the scenes also there are other things happening. For example, Chrome’s prerendering feature can cause higher memory consumption, but it makes loading your web pages faster.
As your browser stores more cache and cookies, it could slow down. Clearing the cache and cookies can fix issues with items taking longer to load. Browser extensions and plugins can sometimes cause issues with Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, or Forms. Turn off any extensions and plugins and see if the issue continues.
Why does Google Docs take so long to load?
Google Docs shouldn’t be transmitting huge amounts of data most of the time, but if you’re working with large or complex docs over a slow connection you might notice some lag. When was the last time you restarted your laptop?
Is Google Docs slow on my laptop?
I don’t know without seeing your laptop. Google itself is usually not very slow, but depending on what you mean by “slow” it can seem slower than an app running on your computer. Check and see how fast or slow Google Docs seems on another computer. What kind of laptop do you have?
Does Google Chrome use a lot of RAM?
Several years ago, the only answer was Yes. Google Chrome’s RAM-hungry reputation was well known. However, changes to Google Chrome have improved browsers’ memory usage, especially compared to other popular browsers.
Adding the amount of RAM usage in Chrome are plugins and extensions. Each plugin or extension you add to Google Chrome requires resources to run. The more extensions you have installed, the more RAM Chrome needs to run. Pre-rendering is a notable example.
How to fix Google Drive is consuming too much RAM?
Sometimes the simplest solution to Google Drive’s consuming your precious RAM is to simply stop it from running. Here’s how to do it: Find and select googledrivesync. Exe Reopen Google Drive and you should be back up and running smoothly.
This of course begs the question “Is it possible to use Google Drive without sacrificing Ram?”
There’s a solution: A few simple changes have made it possible for us to use Google Drive as much as ever without sacrificing RAM or battery life. Here at Infomedia, we use Google Drive constantly. Google Drive keeps files and folders synced between lots of different devices and users, all in real time.
Why is my Google Docs not working properly?
Google Docs has a size limit for files. The average page of text contains about 3,000 characters. If you have a 100,000+ word document, you have vastly exceeded the limit of 1.02 million characters. That is why your document isn’t working properly.
Browser extensions and plugins can sometimes cause issues with Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, or Forms. Turn off any extensions and plugins and see if the issue continues.