How to fix Warning: Unresponsive script error on Google Chrome (Nothing else worked)

Browser extensions can slow down your web browser and cause errors like Warning: Unresponsive script in case if you have too many browser extensions, or wrongly developed ones. The best course of action is to remove browser extensions you don't need, or to remove the extensions that cause this error to occur. To detect it, disable extensions one by one, reloading the website after disabling each one of them. Once you identify the faulty browser extension, remove it.

To remove browser extensions, follow the steps below:

1. Click on the three-dot icon, select More tools and click on Extensions;
2. Click on the activate/deactivate toggle in the extension box;
3. Click on the Remove button.
   
   

   

If none of the other solutions to fix script errors worked, you may want to consider reinstalling your web browser, as some of its files may have gone missing, were damaged, or modified to an extent that they became unusable. By reinstalling the web browser, you will remove all the corrupt files, some of which may be the reason behind this issue, and replace them with new and intact ones.

Feel free to check the don't know how to uninstall a program / an application to learn how to uninstall programs.

Note: Do note that by reinstalling the web browser, you will also remove your browsing history, saved passwords, and more, therefore, ensure that you have your data backed up first.

If none of the other solutions worked, and you still get script error message, then use a different web browser, until the issue with your current web browser is resolved.

Maybe the website itself has an issue in the code that has to be resolved. Unfortunately, there is nothing you, as a user, can do about it, as only the website's administrator can fix it.

Contact the website's administrator and let them know about the script error. You should not have any errors once they fix the issue.