How to fix Aw Snap error on Chrome (Android)

Sometimes, reloading the website is all you need to do to for the Aw Snap error to disappear. Just hit the reload button, and wait for a couple of seconds for the website to load.

Websites deposit cache files and cookies to your mobile device, every time you visit them. Corrupt cache files and cookies can be the reason for the Aw Snap error, because the website runs into trouble when it tries to use them. Clearing the corrupt cache files and cookies might be all you need to do to resolve the issue.

To clear cookies and cache, feel free to follow the steps below:

Maybe a software/app installed in your device causes system issues that reflect on Google Chrome. In this case, what you need to do is to identify and uninstall that software. You can start identifying by closing software one by one, and checking if the Aw Snap error has been resolved. Then, all you need to do is to uninstall that software, if no other methods of repairing it worked (e.g. updating it to the latest version).

Note: Feel free to check the Don't know how to uninstall a program / an application guide, for instructions on how to uninstall software effectively.

Maybe Aw Snap is caused by the Internet connection itself. The possible causes include temporary downtimes, repair works done by your ISP (Internet Service Provider) close to your area, the router itself.

Feel free to check the guides below, which can assist you with resolving issues related to the Internet connection:

- No internet connection
- Slow internet connection

Another way to fix Aw Snap is to update Google Chrome to the latest version, as outdated browser might cause many issues, one of them being this error message. Check if there is an update available for your browser and if one is available, install it.

If you are not sure how to update your web browser, the don't know how to update the web browser guide should be all you need.