Google Chrome is constantly reloading the same page in some kind of loop

Creation date: 10/24/2026 3:20 PM Updated: 10/24/2026 3:20 PM

To stop Google Chrome from constantly reloading or refreshing tabs, follow these quick solutions based on the cause:

1. Turn Off Memory Saver (Most Common)

Go to chrome://settings/performance in your address bar.

Toggle off Memory Saver.

Alternatively, keep Memory Saver on and add specific websites you don't want to reload to the Always keep these sites active exception list.

2. Disable Problematic Extensions

Third-party extension (especially ad blockers or refresh scripts like Ghostery) can force continuous page reloads.

Type chrome://extensions in your address bar.

Toggle off all active extensions.

Turn them back on one by one to find the culprit, then update, disable, or remove it.

3. Clear Cache and Cookies

Corrupted temporary data can trigger erratic page behavior.

Go to chrome://settings/clearBrowserData.

Set the Time range to All time.

Check Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files, then click Clear data.

4. Turn Off Background Sync (Mobile)

If you are using Chrome on a phone or tablet, background website updates can force refreshes:

Tap the three dots menu > Settings.

Go to Privacy and security > Site settings > Background sync.

Toggle off Allow background sync for affected sites.

5. Reset Chrome Settings

If the issue persists, restore Chrome to its default state without deleting your bookmarks or saved passwords:

Go to chrome://settings/reset.

Click Restore settings to their original defaults and confirm with Reset settings.