Having to deal with old Chrome tabs from a previous session can be annoying.
If it happens once, fine, but every single time you open Chrome?
You will have to go into the browsers options, but it doesnt involve anything complicated.
Even if youre not very tech-savvy, this will be easy to fix.
choose it and look for the System section.
The first option should be the one that allows you to prevent Chrome from running in the background.
Go ahead and restart Chrome to make the changes final.
This saves you some valuable time, but it can also be the culprit of your problem.
To disable this feature, once again go into the browsers prefs.
Once youre in there, go to the section called On startup.
pop in chrome://flags/#enable-fast-unload into the URL bar.
Dont forget to hit enter.
If this is the problem, then the drop-down menu is going to be set to enabled.
Click, on the menu and simply select disabled.
Start from Scratch
Sometimes it can be difficult to pinpoint what is causing the problem.
When that happens, the best thing you could do is reset Chrome.
This is a lot easier than it sounds since you only need to first, go to Chromes controls.
Then, scroll all the way down and punch the advanced option.
tap on reset, and youre good to go.
