Chrome not loading pages on Android: 11 ways to fix it 🚀

Google Chrome is the top choice for web browsing for millions of users around the world. 🌎 It is available for all platforms including Windows, macOS, Android and iPhone. Although the web browser is very popular and offers many features, it is still far from perfect. 🛠️

When using Google Chrome on Android, users often face issues like web pages not loading, browser using more RAM than expected, site interface lagging, and more. 😩

In this article, we detail eleven practical solutions to solve these problems and improve your browsing experience. Don't miss it! 🤓

Why is Chrome not loading pages on my Android? 📱

If you are wondering why Google Chrome on your Android won't load web pages, you're not alone! There are several reasons why this may be happening. Here are some common causes of this problem:

• • Problems of Internet 🌐

• • Problems of the server side (the website you are trying to visit) 🖥️

• • You Android is pending restart 🔄

• • Cache and cookies Chrome obsolete 🍪

• • Incorrect configuration from Chrome ⚙️

• • He battery saving mode/data saving mode is enabled 🔋💾

• • You are using a VPN or Proxy application 🔒

In this article, we discuss some methods to fix Google Chrome not loading pages on Android smartphones. We hope that with these tips you can resolve the issue and get back to browsing smoothly. 🚀

1. Restart the Chrome browser 🚀

If Google Chrome won't load any web pages, the first thing you should do is to restart the browser. Sometimes, a simple restart can resolve most browser-related issues, including the Chrome not loading pages issue. So, restart the Chrome browser and try again before trying the methods below. If Chrome still won't load pages even after the restart, move on to the next steps. 🔄

2. Force stop Chrome and reopen it 📱

A good solution for when Chrome is not working on Android is to force stop the app and then reopen it. Here's how you can force stop Chrome and reopen it on Android:

1. Tap the Google Chrome app icon on your home screen and select Application information.

2. On the App Info screen, tap Force stop.

Once the force stops, close the settings and reopen the Google Chrome browser. This will possibly fix websites not opening due to Chrome browser issues.

3. Check the Internet

The next thing you should do after reboot is to check your Internet connectivity 🌐. An unstable or lost Internet connection may be the reason why Chrome is not loading pages or loading them partially. Therefore, before trying other methods, make sure that the Internet is working properly.

To check for problems with your connection, try loading several sites in Chrome. If they still don't work, try fast.com in the URL bar and press Enter to perform a speed test 🚀. If the Internet is not working, please restart your WiFi or mobile data, or contact your Internet Service Provider for help 📞.

In the meantime, you can entertain yourself with Chrome’s hidden Dinosaur game on the “Offline” screen 🦖. Good luck!

4. View the website using other browsers 🌐

Before trying the following methods, it's important to check if the web page you're trying to open is up. It could be that the website you want to visit is having server-side issues, preventing its pages from opening. In that case, try opening the website using a different browser. If the site doesn't open in any browser, it's likely that it's temporarily down. 🕒

5. Update the Chrome browser 🔄

Outdated Chrome files and bugs in Android System Webview are common causes of Chrome not loading web pages on Android. Therefore, we recommend updating System Webview and Chrome browser to resolve issues where sites won't open. 📱

Browser Update Chrome It will also remove bugs and glitches that affect web browser functionality and prevent web pages from loading properly. 📉

To update the web browser Google Chrome, I opened the Google Play Store > Google Chrome and touch the button Update (if available). 🔄

6. Close all Chrome tabs 🔒

If your browser Google Chrome having trouble loading web pages or only loading them partially, it may be indicative of low RAM. 🧠💾

If you already have a lot of tabs open in your Chrome browser, it is recommended to close them to free up some memory on your Android device. 📱✨

To close all tabs in the Chrome browser, tap the tabs icon at the top, followed by the three dots, and select Close all tabs. 🚪❌ This will close all open accounts in your Chrome browser. Additionally, you can also close background apps or disable your Android's sync service to free up some RAM. 📱💨

7. Enable standard preloading 🚀

If you notice that the Chrome browser takes a long time to open web pages, you should enable the option standard preload. This feature will significantly reduce page loading time as it automatically preloads some of the pages you visit. However, keep in mind that the drawback of standard preloading is that it can display old content on web pages, forcing you to reload sites to see new content. 🔄

1. Open the Google Chrome browser and tap the three points.

2. In the list of options that appears, tap Settings.

3. On the Settings page, scroll down and tap Privacy and security.

4. On the Privacy & Security page, tap the Preload pages.

5. Next, select the Standard preload option on the preload pages.

8. Use the standard protection feature 🚀

Sometimes, the Enhanced Protection feature in the Chrome web browser can cause a website to fail to open or pages to not load properly. To avoid such issues and to browse smoothly, you may want to switch to standard protection in Chrome for Android. 📱

This is what you have to do:

1. First, open the Chrome browser on your Android and tap on the three points.

2. In the list of options that appears, tap Settings.

3. On the Settings page, scroll down and tap Privacy and security.

4. On the Privacy & Security screen, tap Safe browsing.

5. Next, on the Safe Browsing screen, select Standard protection.

After making changes, restart the Chrome browser on your Android device. 🚀

9. Try to open the page in incognito mode. 🕵️‍♂️

Google Chrome's Incognito mode will help you confirm if the page is not loading due to cache and cookies. If the page loads properly in Incognito mode, it's time to clear the corrupted cache and cookies. To open Google Chrome in Incognito mode, launch Google Chrome and click on the three dots in the top right corner. From the menu that appears, select the tab New incognitoIn incognito mode, try opening some websites and see if you are experiencing the same issue.

10. Clear Chrome's cache and cookies 🔄

Cache and cookies are data that websites store on your device to help them load pages quickly. If this data is corrupted or outdated, the Chrome browser may have trouble loading web pages. That's why it's a good idea to clear Chrome's cache and cookies if you're having trouble or getting errors when visiting websites. Please note that clearing cache and cookies will log you out of all websites and pages may take a little longer to load on your next visit. ⚠️

1. First, open the Chrome browser on your Android and tap on the three points.

2. In the list of options that appears, tap Settings.

3. On the Settings page, scroll down and tap Privacy and security.

4. Next, on the Privacy & Security page, tap Clear browsing data.

5. On the Clear browsing data screen, check the options – Cookies, site dataand Cached images and files.

6. Once done, tap the Delete data option at the bottom.

11. Reinstall the Chrome browser. 🚀

If the above methods fail to fix the issue of Chrome not loading pages on your Android device, the last option is to reinstall the web browser. 🛠️ However, keep in mind that reinstalling it will delete your history, data, and cache files. 📂

To reinstall the Chrome browser, follow these simple steps below. 👇

1. Open Google Play Store on your Android device and search for Google Chrome.

2. Open Google Chrome from the list of applications and tap Uninstall.

3. Once uninstalled, tap the Install to reinstall the app on your Android device.

After reinstalling, open the Chrome browser and Sign in with your Google account. 🌐 These are the best ways to fix when Google Chrome not loading pages on Android devices. 📱 However, if the problem persists, it is best to consider changing to a Google Chrome alternative. 🚀

Alternatives to Google Chrome, such as Opera, Firefox, among others, offer Better features and faster browsing speed than Chrome. ⚡ Give it a try and improve your web experience! 🌟