If you choose Continue without importing, the favorites, history, and shortcuts data is discarded and no other data is imported from Google Chrome. If you choose Import from Google Chrome, all data, including favorites, history, and shortcuts, is saved in the Microsoft Edge User Data folder. These are used only to visually show the placement of favorites and top sites on the New tab page. The favorites, history, and shortcut data is fetched and shown, but not saved until this point. You'll be presented with two options for what to do with browser data from Google Chrome:

When you select Get Started, favorites, history, and shortcuts are brought over from Google Chrome. Click the Restore settings to their default values option.If Google Chrome is detected as your primary browser, Microsoft Edge presents you with the option to import data from Google Chrome so that you give explicit consent to this data being imported.Click the Settings and more (three-dotted) button from the top-right.To reset the Chromium Edge to its default settings to fix problems, use these steps: If clearing the browsing history didn't resolve the problem, then you can reset the browser settings to its defaults to see whether the problem is related to an extension or configuration. How to fix problems resetting settings on Microsoft Edge If you turned off the data syncing, after clearing the browsing data, it's recommended to turn on the feature again from Settings > Profiles > Sync settings page. Once you complete the steps, try to load different websites to confirm if the problem that you're seeing is gone.

Quick tip: Unless the problem is related, you don't need to clear passwords, browsing history, or autofill data.

Check all the items that you want to clear.

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