Step 3: When you come to the Clear browsing data panel, go to the tab of Basic or Advanced, select a Time range, tick the data that need to be cleared, and then click Clear data. Step 2: Tap the three vertical points on the top right of the interface, select the option of More toolsfrom the menu, and then choose Clear browsing data.
Step 1: Run your Google Chrome first of all. So when Google Chrome keeps not responding in Windows 10, you can clear the browsing history, cache and cookies for your browser.
If there is overburdened browsing data in your Google Chrome, this may lead to some problems with your browser such as running slowly or stopping responding. Solution 1: Clear Browsing History, Cache and Cookies from Google
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