The screen tear occurs when the Chrome browser scrolls, which is usually caused by the out-of-synchronization of rendering and refresh. The solutions are as follows: 1. Ensure that hardware acceleration is enabled, you can manually check the settings and restart the browser; 2. Forcefully enable Compositor and related options to optimize rendering; 3. Check the display refresh rate, use single-screen testing, and enable VSync or adaptive synchronization technology on supported devices; 4. Update the graphics card driver or replace the display interface such as using the DP interface. It is recommended to start the troubleshooting with simple steps and gradually adjust to find the best configuration.

The problem of Chrome sync stuck can be solved through the following steps: 1. Check the network connection and Google account status to ensure normal access; 2. Log out and log in to the Chrome account again; 3. Clear the synchronized data and restart the browser; 4. Reset Chrome settings; 5. Try the traceless mode or new user profile. Sequentially checking can effectively restore the synchronization function.

The problem of Chrome automatically popping up new tabs is usually caused by malicious extensions, advertising scripts, or browser hijacking. The solutions are as follows: 1. Check and uninstall suspicious extensions, especially ad-class plug-ins; 2. Clear browser caches and cookies to eliminate data corruption; 3. Check whether the homepage and default search engine settings have been tampered with and manually corrected; 4. Use antivirus software such as WindowsDefender or Malwarebytes to scan and clear potential malware; 5. Finally, try resetting Chrome settings to restore the default configuration. Troubleshooting in this order can effectively solve most abnormal labeling problems.

1. Check whether the shortcut attribute has additional parameters and delete it; 2. Clear cache and switch startup settings, or create new user information; 3. Extend the impact and disable the problem plug-in through traceless mode. Chrome pops up new windows instead of tabs usually due to exceptions in shortcut parameters, cache configuration conflicts, or third-party extension interference. Check and adjust the corresponding settings in turn to resolve.

Chrome printing exceptions can be solved in the following ways: 1. Check the printer selection, paper size, orientation, zooming and background graphics settings in the print preview; 2. Try stealth mode to eliminate extended interference and clear cache; 3. Update or reinstall the printer driver, replace the general driver or use the "Print as PDF" method; 4. Finally, you can reset the Chrome settings to restore the default. Most problems can be solved through the first few steps. If they still fail, you can export PDF to print.

EnsureChrome’s“Offertosavepasswords”isenabledinSettings>Autofillandpasswords>PasswordManager.2.SignintoyourGoogleaccountandturnonSyncwithPasswordsincludedunderSyncandGoogleservices.3.Disableconflictingextensionslikethird-partypasswordmanagersor

Google Chrome doesn't have a built-in traditional ad blocker, but it provides features to block intrusive and abusive ads. ① Pop-up windows and redirects can be blocked through content settings and BetterAdsStandards standards; ② Enable safe browsing to warn or block access to dangerous websites; ③ Clear site data and block third-party cookies to reduce tracking; ④ Chrome's native tools cannot completely block banner ads and video ads. If you need stronger functions, you need to install an extension.

To view WebSocket communication, first open the Chrome developer tool and switch to the Network panel; secondly click the WS tag or enter ws: filter request; then click the specific entry and view sending and receiving messages under the Messages tag; you can use Filter to filter keywords to distinguish Sent and Received data; if it is JSON data, it will be automatically formatted, and binary will be displayed as a byte stream; when troubleshooting problems, you can view the connection status and response code 101 in Headers, check whether the request header has authentication information, find error prompts in Messages, and check the reason for disconnection such as 1006 being closed abnormally; at the same time, confirm whether the front-end calls newW correctly