Google Chrome for Windows upgrades memory-saving with tab discard control
There is a race between Microsoft and Google to improve browser performance with new features. While Microsoft Edge tabs can be set to hibernate. Google Chrome now has support for a memory-saving feature called "memory saver," which was added to desktop versions of the browser not too long ago.
Tab discard control, an optional toggle in Google Chrome for Windows, will improve the browser's memory-saving features. An inactive tab memory saver was added to the browser in a recent update.
As of last month, Google confirmed that it is dedicated to improving Chrome's performance and has added two new options that can save up to 10GB of memory and cut usage by 40%. Soon, you'll be able to decide when Chrome closes a tab.
When the "Configure discard time for Memory Saver" switch is activated, you'll be given the option to alter the default discard time from 1 minute to 1 minute, 5 minutes to 15 minutes, 1 hour to 4 hours, 6 hours to 12 hours, and so on. You can then adjust the browser's settings to suit your individual requirements.
Users who have multiple Chrome tabs that they plan to return to later will appreciate the Memory Saver mode, which is functionally similar to Microsoft Edge's sleeping tabs.
Google's goal is to keep the browser running smoothly for currently open websites by freeing up memory from idle tabs. Additionally, it will let you run additional apps, even those that are resource-heavy.
You'll have more say thanks to the forthcoming timer toggle and the fact that inactive tabs will be reloaded automatically when necessary.
Source: https://thewindowsfan.com/google-chrome-for-windows-upgrades-memory-saving-with-tab-discard-control/
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