In the latest version of Google Chrome, version 108 or higher, a new feature “Memory Saver” has been added. Memory saving is part of the new performance settings.
When the memory saver feature is enabled, Chrome will free up memory from inactive tabs. This way, active tabs and other apps get more resources and Chrome stays fast. Your inactive tabs will automatically become active again when you return to them by clicking on them.
Tab Memory Saver is a new feature in Google Chrome that helps optimize the performance of both Google Chrome and your computer by freeing up resources for other processes. Tabs that are not in use are temporarily disabled until they are actively accessed again. This is an advantage for other tabs that have videos or games loaded, these tabs have more computer resources at their disposal because inactive tabs are disabled.
An option has been added in the memory saving function to never put certain tabs in this “sleep mode”. These websites added here are always kept active. This prevents websites that depend on real-time updates from being disabled and ensures that the latest information is always visible.
Enable memory saver in Google Chrome
You can enable memory saving in the Google Chrome browser in the following way. It is important that you Google Chrome has updated to the latest version.
Open the Google Chrome settings by clicking on the menu icon at the top right. Then click on “Settings” in the menu.
Click on “Performance” in the menu on the left or type chrome://settings/performance in the address bar. Then enable “Memory Saver” by changing the option to “on”.
You have now enabled tab memory saving in the Google Chrome browser.
If you want to exclude certain websites from memory savings, click the “Add” button. You then enter the URL and click “add”.
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