Google is rolling out some new Chrome memory management features aimed at helping you wrangle out-of-control tabs more easily. The updates include new “Performance issue alerts” and some ...

Google Chrome has a long and well-deserved reputation for hogging resources. However, its new and improved performance controls should help you keep Chrome under more control. That is as long as ...

One of the most powerful features in Chrome DevTools is the ability to audit site speed and performance to identify any issues which may impact Core Web Vitals and the overall performance of the page.

I noticed that Chrome has added some performance control tools, such as a ' Performance Detector ' that suggests deactivating tabs. Google Chrome adds new and improved performance controls https ...

Finally, Google has brought in some new options to tweak Chrome’s performance controls, so if there’s a website you don’t ever want to be inactive with Memory Saver, you can specify this (if ...

Chrome allows users to fine-tune their performance settings even further. You can specify certain websites to remain active, ensuring that critical tasks or background work aren’t interrupted.

If you’re experiencing sluggishness on your current tab, Chrome will flash a “Performance issue alert” on the top right and suggest you deactivate tabs that are hogging memory.

Google Chrome is receiving a performance boost thanks to a new set of features aimed at optimising resource usage.The update, rolling out now to desktop users, introduces "Performance issue alerts ...

When Chrome detects such performance issues, a smaller window with a list of the problematic tabs will appear — as seen in the outlet’s screenshot below.

If your Chromebook suddenly feels slower lately, it’s not your fault. It seems that the latest Chrome OS update, v91, is causing performance issues for some users. Update 7/16: It seems that ...

Users complained that the newest Chrome OS 91 update has many bugs and performance issues. Here's how you can test it bug-free.

Deleting Google Chrome and Keystone If you’re experiencing issues with Chrome, clearing your cache, cookies and site data can be a good first step in helping improve your Mac’s performance.