Here's how to force quit Google Chrome on Mac: Find Google Chrome in the list and press Force Quit.If Google Chrome doesn’t Force Quit, try the next quick tip. When Force Quit isn't an option, try this simple Terminal command to close down Chrome correctly.
Here's how to use Terminal to shut down Chrome:Ĭlick the Launchpad icon on the dock, type Terminal in the search bar, and open the app. Type this command into Terminal and press Enter: sudo killall Google\ Chrome #Chrome force refresh os x how to You might be prompted for your password this should kill Chrome completely. Sometimes giving Chrome a quick restart is all you need to stop it from misbehaving. In the browser, type this command in the address bar and press enter: chrome://restartĬhrome will shut down and restart, but all previously opened tabs will be restored once reopened. If Chrome still doesn’t shut down, the problem could be your Mac. CleanMyMac X's Maintenance module frees up your Mac’s memory, rotates logs, and runs useful optimizations to keep your computer in good shape. If you have issues with Chrome, running the Maintenance module may help fix the problem.ĭownload the free version of CleanMyMac X here. Launch the app and select Maintenance from the left sidebar press the View Tasks button.įrom the checklist, tick Free Up RAM, Run Maintenance Scripts, and Flush DNS Cache.
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