We recommend you turn off all extensions first, check the browser speed and then uninstall extensions only if required. To uninstall the extension, click the Uninstall button. Click the Turn off option to turn off the extension. Step 2: Click on the name of an extension to see its settings. Step 1: Click the three dots icon (…) located just below the close button and then click Extensions. If the browser becomes fast after uninstalling Edge extensions, try installing your favorite extensions one-by-one and check the Edge browser speed after installing each extension to figure out the culprit.
If the issue persists even after turning off all extensions, uninstall them to check if the Edge browser is slow because of one of these extensions. If you have installed tens of extensions, it’s a good idea to turn off them all the extensions. Solution 2 of 4 Turn off or uninstall Edge extensions If the browser is still slow, proceed with other solutions given below. If the Edge is still slow after restarting it, close Edge and all other applications, and then reboot your Windows 10 PC once. Simply close the browser and run it again. If you have not done already, it’s a good idea to restart the Edge browser. Solution 1 of 4 Restart Edge and then restart Windows 10 NOTE: If the Edge browser is not opening, please refer to our fix to Edge browser not opening in Windows 10 guide for solutions. If the Edge takes more than a few seconds to load websites, you can try out the given below solutions to make the Edge browser fast again. However, at times, you might find that the Edge browser is slow or extremely slow.
It starts under 2 seconds, loads web pages faster, and is low on system resources as well. Microsoft Edge is one of the fastest web browsers around for Windows 10 operating system.
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