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Quickly close and flush all Chrome's socket pools Quickly close and flush all Chrome's socket pools with just a single click! Under several circumstances, you might need to close/flush Chrome's sockets to restore connectivity to your Websites and Web applications. For example, this may happen when the underlying network of your operating system changes, or a new IP route is added. To make Chrome refresh its connection pools and reflect the changes applied to the operating system, you would usually need to perform these manual and often annoying steps: 1. Open a new tab 2. Type in the URL `chrome://net-internals/#sockets` 3. Click `Close idle sockets` button 4. Click `Flush socket pools` button This extensions aim at completely automatising this process, so that every time your OS network stack changes, you can quickly refresh your Chrome browser too. Note: This extension needs to execute scripts in `chrome://net-internals/#sockets` webpage. Make sure you enable the `Extensions on chrome:// URLs` flag by: 1. Open the URL `chrome://flags/#extensions-on-chrome-urls` 2. Set the value to `Enabled`
Nov 15, 2023
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