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Does your browser eat too much memory?

Submitted by fdigl, , Thread ID: 32151

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08-04-2017, 02:33 PM
This post was last modified: 08-04-2017, 02:33 PM by fdigl
#1
Suspend your inactive background tabs and disable extensions/add-ons that you don't use. You won't miss them and if you need them, you can unsuspend/enable them.

Chrome Users: The Great Suspender
Firefox Users: Suspend Tab

Don't need your browser open for a while, but still want to keep track of where you were before you went afk? You can save your browsing session, close your browserand continue later.

Chrome Users: Session Buddy
Firefox Users: Session Manager

Is your browser's memory usage still excessive? Try relegating your browser processes to one tab with this extension/add-on.

Chrome Users: OneTab
FireFox Users: OneTab

If you're still having issues, you may be having problems with your browser or the website you are visiting;though the problem is usually that the device you are browsing on is not powerful enough.
This isn't a support thread, so if you have any questions please ask the respective add-on/extension developer(s), or contact Google or Mozilla directly.
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RE: Does your browser eat too much memory?

#2
It kinda does but I have lots of memory so it don't matter

RE: Does your browser eat too much memory?

#3
I have Firefox and it dosent take much memory.

RE: Does your browser eat too much memory?

#4
it depend how much website do you open

RE: Does your browser eat too much memory?

#5
My browser takes an average of 500mb of my ram. If I'm doing multiple things such as: netflix, browsing, researching, it will take around a gig out from my memory. But I have enough memory to cover it so it's all good for me.

RE: Does your browser eat too much memory?

#6
This is some great advice to be honest.
My browser usually takes up atleast 1gb, and I needed something like this.

RE: Does your browser eat too much memory?

#7
I'm kinda "new tab" freak..so my firefox sometimes eats up to 2,5 Gigs... But I have 32 and can take it :D

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