If you’re seeing an extension that you never use then it can be deleted completely. Many crashes of Web Browsers seem to occur because of bugs in AddOns. And finally, it’ll probably make your browser more reliable. It’ll stop it using as much processing power too. Turning off the unused extensions will help keep the memory footprint of your browser smaller. So it’s worth turning off that extension when it’s not in use. Most of the time it’s unnecessary because I’m not browsing Amazon. For example, I have an Amazon Importer plugin installed in my Google Chrome browser. They potentially perform things in the background that are not normally necessary. These browser extension take up memory in the browser. To be fair, if you have no idea what I’m talking about here then you probably don’t have all that many installed. Most people perceive their whole computer running slowly when in fact it’s just the browser.Īlmost all the modern browser for MacOS allow the installation of Extensions. This may be the only thing you need to do though. This tip will only help speed up your Internet experience. I’ll go into that a bit more in a few moments. In my case I have Macs Fan Control also running at startup to keep my Mac cool. Google assumes you’re going to browse the Web with Chrome. In the example above, Google Chrome starts when you log in to the Mac. Don’t just hide it, as that means it will still start up but will be hidden. To remove an item select it from the list and then click the – sign at the bottom of the screen. Speed Up You Mac By Checking and Removing Login Items That Are No Longer Needed Select that tab and check that all the items in there are actually needed. Then you’ll see a tab on the right labelled Login Items. To check, and adjust which items start up automatically, go to System Preferences -> Users And Groups then click on your username. Since there’s less to start up at boot time, the boot will be quicker. It can also help speed up your mac by making it boot quicker when it’s been shut down. Removing any of these that are unnecessary can help speed up your Mac by reducing the amount of memory the system requires. Many of the software products that you install onto your Mac will install helper programs that start automatically when you login or when the Mac starts up. Read on! Manage Applications That Start Automatically This article will go over how to speed up your Mac with tips, tricks and secrets that are relevant for 20. Some of the information in those articles is out of date as Macs have moved on since they were written. I’ve written some fairly in depth articles on the site about how to speed up your Mac in the past.
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