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Slow or insensitive Internet browsing can be a combination of software and hardware issues. A 404 error means that the page you tried to access the Internet does not exist. This usually means that you did not enter the correct address in the browser or that the link you used to access the page was incorrect, but sometimes it may be something else. If you have already verified that your WiFi or LAN network connection is active and strong, the offset may result from conflicts in the IP address registration. This can be corrected by restarting your modem or router. If the problem persists, it may be the browser you are using. Over time, browser performance may get bogged down with a large history and cache. Failed browser extensions may also slow down performance. Try clearing your Internet search history and periodically caching your browser to make your browser work effectively.

Solutions for Internet Browsing Is Slow

Solution 1: Clear Steam’s Web Browser Cache and Cookies

The accumulation of Steam browser data is one of the factors that explains the slow operation of Steam. The gaming client software includes its own built-in browser with which users can browse the Steam Store. Many Steam users have confirmed that clearing the web browser cache and cookies from the software solves the problem. Users can do this as follows.

1. First, open the Steam client software.
2. Click Steam and select Settings to open a settings window.
3. Then click Web Browser in this window.
4. Tap the Delete Web Browser Cache button.
5. Click OK to confirm.
6. Tap the Delete all cookies from browser button.
7. Select the OK option to provide additional confirmation.
8. Then click OK in the Settings window.

Solution 2: Repair or reset Microsoft Edge

The browser still does not work well? allows you to repair or reset Microsoft Edge to the default state. By resetting your browser, it automatically resumes your browser configuration. This will help to check if installed plugins or changed settings are causing slowness.

Note: Repair will not delete any historical data stored in the browser, but a reset will delete history, preferences, and login information.

1. Press the “Windows + I” hotkey keys to open the Windows Settings application.
2. Click on “Applications” then on the applications and features,
3. Now scroll down in the left pane to locate “Microsoft Edge”.
4. Click on it and click on the “Advanced Options” link
5. On the next screen, scroll down and click the “Repair” button. Y
6. you will see Windows reboot Edge; Check that sites are loading faster now.
7. If the problem is not resolved, return to the application settings and try the “Reset” option.

Solution 3: Delete Internet History

One of the reasons why Internet Explorer becomes slow and freezes maybe because of the corruption of the files of cache and the history of navigation. Deleting your Internet history could solve your problem (s).

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Press the [CTRL] + [Shift] + [Delete] keys on your keyboard.
3. Select all.
4. Click Delete.

Solution 4: Disable add-ons

Web browser add-ons can enhance your browsing experience, but they also take a long time to load and therefore affect the loading time of your browser. You do not need to disable all add-ons, but you can simply disable some add-ons that you do not use every day and see if that makes a difference.

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner.
3. Click Manage add-ons.
4. Right-click the add-on that you want to disable and choose Disable.
5. Click Close.
6. Restart Internet Explorer.