Quote:Google has introduced some new features to help improve the browsing experience in Chrome.

A web page on Google's support portal says that Chrome's performance settings are located under the following section: More > Settings > Performance > General. It also says that the setting is enabled by default.

But if you try to go to that section, it is probably not available for you yet. There's a way to enable the feature, using a Chrome flag. Speaking of which, the Performance alerts features was first introduced in the Google Chrome Canary channel in July 2024, before they were made available in the stable channel.

Did you know?

How to enable performance issue alerts in Google Chrome

• Open chrome://flags/
  
• Type the word "performance" in the search bar at the top of the page.
  
• You should see a result that is described as follows:
  

"Enable performance intervention suggestions.

When enabled, performance intervention UI will automatically pop up and suggest tabs to take action on during times of poor performance. – Mac, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, Lacros

• 4. Click on the drop-down menu next to the option, and set it to Enabled.
  
• 5. Close Chrome and re-open it by clicking the Relaunch button.
  
• 6. Navigate to the Settings > Performance Settings > General section, and the option is now available.
  

You can turn it off if you don't find the alerts to be useful.

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