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Introducing Google's latest feature – a memory-saving marvel! Now, it efficiently frees up memory from inactive tabs, reallocating RAM to the active tabs and other applications. As soon as you click on an inactive tab, it seamlessly reloads, accompanied by a distinctive icon on the address bar to signal its ongoing functionality. Explore here to see how Chrome's RAM-saving prowess reduces the load for various tasks.
For the sites you frequent and wish to keep in memory, Chrome provides a mechanism to disable this feature selectively for those websites.The second highlight is a battery-saving gem that minimizes background processes, effects, and reduces video frame rates. Upon activation, you'll notice a leaf icon adjacent to the address bar. You can opt for automatic battery-saving when your device is below 20% charge or unplugged.
If you can't find the battery-saving option in settings, try entering the following two lines in the address bar and press enter- chrome://flags/#enable-power-savings-mode
- chrome://flags/#activate-high-efficiency-mode
