First, try opening the videos on a laptop or another device to confirm whether the issue is specific to your phone.

On phones with limited RAM, webpages that contain multiple videos may not load properly. If that’s the case, here are some steps you can take to fix the problem:

1. Clear browser cache & cookies

  • Cached files can take up storage and sometimes cause loading issues.

  • Go into your browser’s settings → Privacy / Site Settings → Clear browsing data → select Cached images and files (and optionally cookies).

2. Close unused apps and tabs

  • If your phone’s RAM (not just storage) is low, having many apps or browser tabs open can prevent new pages from loading. Close background apps and extra tabs.

3. Free up device storage

  • Delete unused apps, old downloads, or large videos/pictures if your phone’s storage space is nearly full. Many browsers need free space to cache and render pages properly.

4. Restart your phone

  • Restarting can clear temporary memory (RAM) and fix issues caused by apps running in the background.

5. Try a lightweight browser

  • If your phone has limited RAM, a lighter browser (like Opera Mini, Brave, or Via Browser) can use fewer resources than Chrome or Safari.

6. Disable heavy features

  • Disable media auto-play: Videos and animations that play automatically take up memory and data. In Chrome, go to Settings → Site settings → Media → Autoplay and turn it off. In other browsers, look under settings for “Media” or “Site permissions.”

  • Remove or disable extensions/add-ons: If you use a browser that supports extensions (like Kiwi Browser or Firefox for Android), extra plugins can slow down performance and use memory. Disable or uninstall any that aren’t essential.

  • Use “Lite Mode” or “Data Saver” (if available): Some browsers (like Chrome and Opera) offer a lighter browsing mode that compresses web pages before they load, reducing memory and data usage.

  • Limit background processes: In your phone’s settings, restrict background activity for apps you don’t need running. This frees up RAM for your browser to handle heavy sites.