Browser issues can often prevent Google search from loading properly. To troubleshoot this problem, start by clearing your browser history and cache. This helps remove any conflicting data that might be causing the issue. Additionally, disabling browser extensions can also resolve compatibility problems.

Chrome might be lagging for several reasons, but the most likely ones are: You have lots of tabs open or multiple active browser sessions. The cache of temporary internet files got too big because it hasn't been cleared in a long time. There are harmful cookies causing problems with your browser.

Restart your device and try your search again. If you're able to connect to the Internet, update the Google app to the latest version. To check if you get results, try your search again. When you clear an app's cache, you delete data stored in a temporary area of the device's memory.

If the Google Chrome browser is not updating or shows a download pending, chances are it can be fixed by restarting the device a few times, installing the google play store cached data, and booting the device from safe mode.