Brave is having issues were if i go to website or any type of shopping website as well the browser slows to a crawl and then crashes after it crashes i open brave again and it dose it over and over until i don’t restore the pages which is really annoying because i cannot access amazon or eBay or any other websites which is pretty annoying. I do not know if anyone is having the same issue as me but its happening on brave version Version 1.73.89 Chromium: 131.0.6778.69 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Windows 11 24h2
I suspect that Amazon is very busy. Several times, I get a report in a Brave Browser window, something about a failed connection.
But a moment later, after yet-another reload of the webpage, Amazon is there.
Javascript Console for Brave Browser has been showing “Slow network is detected.” Without my visiting Amazon.
Next, visiting www.amazon.com, the Javascript Console reports:
I am guessing, that Amazon now has a lot of more-intense (heavy) data to download onto a person’s computing device, for the person’s Internet browser to deal with.
I am still using an old, mid-2010 MacBook Pro, a woodburning paddle-wheeler.
BTW, I run Brave Browser with lean settings, meaning, I have the browser set to clear all cache and cookies, every time I quit the browser.
I always use the Private Browsing mode.
But still, Amazon can be slow.
its not that its the whole browser it lags and then freezes and the browser crashes and closes i been having this issue on both desktop and mobile it happens when i visit some sites or just use the browser for a certain amount of time and the memory goes high all the sudden and then low and high
Mobile device OS, and Brave Browser (mobile device), details?
Clear browsing data on your Windows OS PC
In a Brave Browser New Window, go to:
brave://settings/clearBrowserData
Select the Advanced tab
Set Time range to “All time”
ENABLE everything except:
- Passwords and other sign-in data
(Myself, I would NOT make that exception)
(because I would have a backup prepared.)
(In other words, be prepared.)
Click on the “Clear data” button
In a Brave Browser New Window, go to:
`brave://net-internals/#dns
Click on Clear host cache
Next, same window, select “Sockets” on the left.
Click Close idle sockets
Click Flush socket pools
Quit everything and Restart your Windows OS PC
Flush the Windows OS DNS cache:
Open a Command prompt, then run it as an administrator:
Right click CMDClick Run as administrator
Type or paste each command below
ipconfig /releaseipconfig /flushdnsipconfig /renewnetsh int ip resetnetsh winsock reset
Then Restart your Windows OS computer.