GMaps has become an integral part of our daily lives; more than a billion people use it to find any unknown location or shortest route. But a small portion of users complaint about its performance. It sometimes does not function well due to poor internet connection, faulty extension, corrupted cache, or outdated browser. We are excited to announce that we have been able to bring 5 highly effective troubleshooting techniques for those users. Check them out and try these techniques one by one! In case, you face any issue in implementing these methods, please make a direct conversation with the customer care via chat or email support.
Try Sign out/Sign In
Authentication
issue is one of the key reasons as it persists GMaps to work flawlessly. To
deal with it, please sign out of your Google account and then sign-in back
again.
Use a different browser
If the
first solution did not work for you, please try to load GMaps on a different
browser. This troubleshooting technique will help you to know whether the issue
is related to your browser or any other things. Ninety percent chance that the Google Maps not working issue
will be resolved. If not, try the next method. Learn how to move the cache and
other browsing-related files from your browser.
Clear browser cache and cookies
Web
browsers save cache and cookies to improve the browsing experience of the user.
These files improve the performance of a browser, but such things also cause
issues if the files are corrupted or outdated.
Open the
CLEAR BROWSING DATA panel by pressing [Ctrl + Shift + Delete] keys on your
keyboard. This trick is applicable if you are using Google Chrome or Edge
browsers.
Open Google Maps in incognito mode
Google Maps not working on your browser? We suggest you to lead Google Maps in an
incognito window. Maybe the issue is caused by any browser extension, browser
cache, or cookies. Open incognito mode by pressing Control + Shift + N (on
Windows) or Command + Shift + N (on Mac) keys.
Disable third-party extensions
There are
situations when third-party extension becomes conflicting and prevents Google
Maps from functioning properly. Therefore, we suggest you to disable all
browser extensions and then load Google Maps again.
