Chrome has for years had a reputation for being a RAM “devourer”, despite Google's efforts to mitigate this problem. But a continuing business is trying. Pretty much, this could be a working side panel that provides quick access to RAM saving or power consumption modes.
Either way, the table already exists. But to access the current version of Chrome for desktops, you must open the main menu, then in “More tools” and select “Desempenho”.
Then, you can activate the “Memory saving” mode, so that Chrome frees up the used RAM in an innovative way. When using a laptop, you also encounter “Power Saving” mode, which limits background activities and visual effects to reduce process resource consumption.
In this case, you still have the same operating modes, although you may have some inconveniences, as it is certain that you will not be able to return it. The problem is that these resources are not very well known. This can be changed to short.
Chrome's possible usage bar
O profile Leopeva64 on X/Twitter You'll find a version of Chrome on a sidebar that provides quick access to job optimization recommendations. The action of this column is carried out via the button presented directly on the endereços bar.
Clicking on it will bring up memory saver and battery saver options, as well as a 'browser saving' button that will temporarily show hardware usage statistics on Chrome. There is something that seems to the “Browser Basic Ideas” bar existing in Microsoft Edge.
For when?
There is also no information on when Google will implement the Usage Sidebar in Chrome. However, the access is limited to Chrome Canary, the testing channel that precedes the beta phase.
But it is interesting that relying on the main, final version does not have any optimization functions available if users are aware of these options. If the access bar is easy for her, it will be a way to move forward.
In the meantime, what are these problems with the browser that can try some steps to improve or use Chrometo reduce the use of extensions and disable hardware acceleration.
