In an effort to improve user experience, Google Chrome has introduced a new feature that allows users to easily monitor the memory usage of their open tabs.
While the browser previously offered a Memory Saver mode to conserve system memory by limiting resources for inactive tabs, this latest enhancement takes it a step further by providing real-time data on the memory consumption of individual tabs.
This feature is particularly valuable for users who frequently work with multiple tabs open and want to ensure their computer operates smoothly.
With this new capability, users can quickly identify which open websites are consuming significant system resources, making it easier to decide which tabs to close when their computer’s performance begins to lag.
To access this feature, users can navigate to Chrome’s settings and find it in the ‘Performance’ section. Additionally, there is an option to keep specific essential sites consistently active, preventing critical pages from reloading each time they are accessed.
