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How to Enable & Disable Webpage Preloading Mode in Google Chrome Browser to Increase & Boost Speed
Jul 7, 2025
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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you one mode
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inside Google Chrome. It's called as
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webpage preloading mode. You can enable
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or disable it to increase speed. So just
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go to settings section and right it is
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located inside the performance section
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of the and if you drag down you will see
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this section of speed and by default it
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is set to extended preloading. So it
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actually Google Chrome by default
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preloads more pages. Whenever you load
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the Google Chrome browser, it will
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request more sites to be loaded inside
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the browser. But you can even change
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this to standard preloading as well.
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So depending upon
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which setting suits your Google Chrome
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browser, you can play with these
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settings. But definitely toggle this
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option to on. If you disable this then
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it will reduce the speed of the browser.
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So definitely in toggle this option on
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if by default if it is turned to off.
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Definitely enable this feature and just
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change it to standard or extended. I
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prefer this to be extended preloading.
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So this will make sure that Google
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Chrome will load your pages
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on demand as soon as you open the uh
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Google Chrome browser. So this will
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significantly will boost and increase
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the speed of Google Chrome browser. So
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definitely
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