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Actually, Chrome does process-per-domain. Almost always several tabs of the same domain will share a process. You can check this by killing one process and seei
by lucian1900 11y ago
Actually, Chrome does process-per-domain. Almost always several tabs of the same domain will share a process. You can check this by killing one process and seeing lots of tabs go away.
- justinschuh 11y agoNo. We currently mostly do process-per-tab, but it gets complicated depending on how exactly a given window/tab was opened and certain resource heuristics. We're moving to process-per-origin[1], largely for the security improvement. But, that's been a huge, multi-year engineering effort that's only now approaching fruition. [1] https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/site-isolation https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/site-is...
- lucian1900 11y agoI see. So the reason more than one tab will crash when killing a process is that all those processes were sharing a resource of some sort?