Thursday 30 July 2015
Let’s face it: Chrome can be a bit of a memory hog, and if you’re the type to have 27 tabs open at a time, it’s probably even worse for you. Google’s considering remedying this by discarding your ‘least interesting’ tabs when your system memory is running low. To be clear, these tabs aren’t being deleted altogether; you’ll still be able to see them on your tab strip, but the pages will have to reload when you click on them. Chromium team member François Beaufort took to his Google+ page to discuss the feature now showing up in new builds…
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