Fixing Slow or Broken Websites Doesn’t Have to Be a Pain—Use Chrome-Net-Internals-DNS

🚫 Are You Stuck With Slow or Broken Websites?

Are you tired of clicking the browser and seeing the spin? Wondering why certain websites won't load when your internet seems fine?

You could be experiencing what’s known as a DNS cache problem—something most users don’t even realize is slowing them down. The good news? There’s a built-in fix in Google Chrome.

It’s called chrome-net-internals-dns, and it might just become your go-to troubleshooting tool in 2025.

🔍 What Is Chrome-Net-Internals-DNS?
Chrome-net-internals-dns is a hidden but powerful feature available in all versions of Google Chrome.

With it, you can:

View DNS records your browser has cached

Flush the DNS cache when it's causing slowdowns or errors

If your Chrome browser is slow, websites won’t load, or you keep seeing connection issues, simply flushing your DNS cache may fix everything—within seconds.

🔧 How to Use Chrome-Net-Internals-DNS in Any OS
This guide will show you how to:

Access the tool: just type chrome://net-internals/#dns in your address bar

Clear the DNS host cache

Flush socket pools for a total DNS cleanup

These quick steps work on all major platforms:

Windows

macOS

Linux

Android

iOS

📱 Using Chrome-Net-Internals-DNS on Mobile Devices
Using Chrome on a phone or tablet? While mobile Chrome doesn't offer direct access to chrome-net-internals-dns, you can sti