Chrome doesn't really need to be restarted often, but if it does get stuck or freezes and freezes, one way to quickly unlock it is to restart it with a click. Restarting Chrome with a click means using a single button to close it and then reopen it immediately, reloading all the tabs that were previously open again.
This simple and welcome feature can be obtained by placing a button on the bookmarks bar that calls up the special page chrome: // restart, the one that restarts Chrome.
As seen in the past, the special Chrome: // pages open special tabs that show information about Chrome, diagnostic tools or hidden settings.
Therefore, if you write the chrome: // restart command in the address bar of a new tab and press Enter, the browser immediately closes and reopens reloading the tabs that were open.
By turning this special page into a bookmark, you get a restart button that can be pressed anytime it is needed.
First of all, you have to keep the bookmarks bar active which if it is not visible, you can make it appear by pressing the CTRL-Shift-B keys together.
Right click on the bookmarks bar and then on Add page .
Then write as Name, " Restart " and as URL chrome: // restart and then click on Save.
The button will be like that of the favorite sites, only that when pressed it automatically closes and reopens Chrome, not resetting it, but also reopening all the sites that had been opened up to that moment.
