This did appear to help with the consistency of the topmost icon links! Now I’ve found that the thumbnail links to recently visited sites may not load without refreshes. UPDATE – After getting lots of complaints about Chrome’s performance, Google pushed out an update around the beginning of October 2015 that seems to re-shuffle the loading order of browser processes. I would guess that the thumbnail images may have become corrupt and were interfering with the browser’s boot process.
Why did this work? I’m not sure many of Chrome’s workings are hidden. Voila! This instantly got the app icons back and also seemed to make the browser load faster upon launch! Good Clean Love – Without Utensils This is done by hovering over each icon and clicking the “X” that appears in the upper right corner. One day I spontaneously decided to delete all the thumbnail image links (which also appear on any “new tab” page).
What finally worked was amazingly simple. How did the browser know my name? Oh, wait, that isn’t my name.
I had also done the usual steps of clearing the browser’s cache. I looked at various Google forum posts – some recommended a browser re-install, which I tried to no avail. It got to the point where the app icons would not appear, but a browser reload might help, or even just putting focus on the browser by clicking on it with the mouse. The app icons, the small ones in the upper right corner, would take the longest. The thumbnail image links to recently visited sites would load really slowly. When starting it up, it seemed to take longer and longer to show its home page, which is essentially its “new tab” page. Over a period of a couple months, I noticed that my Chrome browser performance was slowly deteriorating.
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