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chrome has its own task manager. press shift+esc

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Accepted solution by Jonas Castillo — ahh classic memory Saver in Chromes Performance settings automatically frees memory from incative tabs. Good partner to the task manager.
  1. Dev Schmidt
    @devs776

    so annoyed rn chrome Task Manager 101:

    1. Press Shift+Esc, or menu > More tools > Task manager.
    2. Sort by Memory footprint or CPU.
    3. Select a tab or extension and click End process.

    right-click the column header to add things like Network or JavaScript memory. I found an extension using way more memory than any tab, removed it, and Chrome feels faster... edge has the same feature since its also Chromium-based.

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  2. Pia Okafor
    @pia_daemon

    Never knew this and Ive used Chrome forever. Found two extensions I dont even use anymore.

    at this point my GPU cost more than my car lol

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  3. Rafa N.
    @rafa_proxy

    help!! i swear performance is cursed pls help 🙏

    cry

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  6. Jonas Castillo
    @jcastillo
    Accepted solution

    ahh classic memory Saver in Chromes Performance settings automatically frees memory from incative tabs. Good partner to the task manager.

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  7. Rafa N.
    @rafa_proxy

    idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh idk maybe im wrong lol

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  8. Jonas Castillo
    @jcastillo

    been there man same issue here on my desktop, driving me crazy. @pia_daemon what did u end up doing in the end worked for me anyway 🤷

    thinking

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  9. Cleo Ortiz
    @cleo_pixel

    hmmmm ok my brand new build is officially haunted

    DNS. its always DNS

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