![]() I will perform some more thorough testing of the AUTO portion later this AM and report back the results. Of note, after seeing the promising results from manual suspensions, I have once again been running with the new option re-enabled to utilize Chrome's native discarding which may still be impacting the AUTO suspend. When your tabs are in the OneTab list, you will save up to 95 of memory because you will have reduced the number of tabs actually open in Google Chrome. ![]() So yes, Chrome uses a lot of RAM, but it largely does so for a. In the future, Chrome will be adding tab serializing so after suspending. And, of course, the more tabs, extensions and plugins you have open, installed, and running, the more memory Chrome is going to use. Here are some ways to reduce Chromes RAM usage. HOWEVER-for some reason I just watched as a few tabs that performed an AUTOMATIC suspension wound up still suspending incorrectly to a blockhead icon. If enabled, tabs get automatically discarded from memory when system memory is low, and reloaded when clicked on. Google Chrome is one of the best browsers, but it can consume a lot of RAM and slow down your computer. ![]() Hey just wanted to report in initial testing that last night's commit 4e4d20e appears to have possibly finally resolved the favicon issues, even when re-enabling the built-in-chrome tab discarding! From the # of commits the last few days it is clear you've been very busy! Nice job!ĮDIT: One correction: All the MANUAL suspension actions I have tried, whether through the panel or context menu, and surprisingly even old prior suspended tabs in sessions restored through SessionBuddy now, after restoring, perform one last refresh and correct their appearance and do seem resolved.
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