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This might be to save memory. Tabs you don't use are freed, and reloaded when you open them again. Take a look at Chrome's task manager, it shows the memory con
by andor 11y ago
This might be to save memory. Tabs you don't use are freed, and reloaded when you open them again. Take a look at Chrome's task manager, it shows the memory consumption for each process.
- paulpauper 11y agoI suspect it's a memory problem, but I just noticed this about 2 days ago and is there a way to make chrome not do this? I like having many tabs open
- Turing_Machine 11y agoGet more memory? Safari on iOS does this, too. If memory gets low, inactive tabs get flushed, then reloaded if you switch back to them.