Google Chrome For Mac Os X 10.9.5

You have to reveal hidden files to see the Library directory to get to the rest of the Chrome data you need. I did that permanently (I think) using the directions popped up in a Google search: The long way to show hidden Mac OS X files is as follows: Open Terminal found in Finder > Applications > Utilities. In Terminal, paste the following.

Will someone help me figure out how to fix my Chrome while using my Mac? I use OS X, version 10.9.5. I've cleared my download history, my cashe, and my browsing history, cookies, you name it.

I've turned off my hardware accelerator, and when I checked for add-ons it only showed three, and I have no idea what they were for. I turned off two of them but left one. I've noticed that Chrome has been getting slower and slower over the past 6 months and now it's terrible.

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Pages don't load, screens turn white/blank, can't stream football, it's horrible. My Firefox and Safari are better, but not super fast like they once were. Firefox hangs up when playing a video attached to a news story. Safari, when opening preferences and then extensions it hangs up. It does finally open, but I don't understand why my three browsers don't work like they used to. Chrome has been my go-to for two years now and hardly ever use Firefox. And by the way, I'm not technical and some of what was suggested for PC users is over my head.

So, if someone can help me with my Mac that would be wonderful.

When do these spikes occur (specific page/site if any)? What style(s) are you using? Stylish version? Was it always this way? Can you reproduce it on a with only Stylish extension installed? To collect the data: • Open Chrome Developer Tools (Cmd-Option-I), select Profiles tab.

• click Start, do something to reproduce the spike, click Stop, click Save. Repeat for all the three types of profiling each time saving to a new file. • zip & upload the files here (afaik there's no sensible info but check it yourself). When do these spikes occur (specific page/site if any)? Spikes occur randomly. I haven't noticed a pattern related to specific sites.

Sometimes, I just notice that the fan on my laptop spins up, even when Chrome is in the background. What style(s) are you using? I have 30-odd active userstyles, mostly of my own creation, mostly targeting specific pages that are not open in tabs when the spin-up begins.

I have only two that apply to 'everything,' which are home-made ad blockers, one targeting 'AdChoices' ads and the other a smallish collection of specific selectors for ads on sites I frequent. Stylish version? 1.3.1 Was it always this way?

Google snapseed for mac 2018. Download and install from Google Play store. Go to Google Play store, type Snapseed in the search bar. You can now use Snapseed on Windows PC.

Before I started using the Chrome Task Manager, I relied on Apple's Activity Monitor. When I killed a runaway 'Google Chrome Helper' process, it was only rarely that Stylish popped up its notification to restart it. Mostly, it was TamperMonkey, but that has settled down nicely. Now my problem child seems to be Stylish. Can you reproduce it on a new clean profile with only Stylish extension installed?