When you connect to different wifi networks or switch lan / wifi or some other manipulations with the network, Google Chrome starts shamelessly tupit a few minutes. Then he moves away and starts working normally. What could be the problem?

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In general, the solution to the problem turned out to be simple to disgrace - you need in the settings of the chrome itself (Settings / Show advanced settings / Change settings of the proxy server / tab "connections" / network settings) to remove the tick "automatic detection of parameters" ...

the form on which you need to remove the check mark

Why it is here by default is not clear, but much better without it