I guess we're going to have agree to disagree. My experience is many people have more processor power than they can make use of but never have enough memory. La

I guess we're going to have agree to disagree. My experience is many people have more processor power than they can make use of but never have enough memory. Laptops are shipping with 7th gen i5s (granted, mobile components), which are more than suitable for many consumer applications, but still only have 4 - 8 GB RAM. Memory configurations in laptops & desktops haven't really changed much over the past several years. Mobile devices still ship with much less than that. But in either event, the parent was directly replying to someone whose experience suggests Chrome's memory usage is a problem. Telling him to just add more RAM is disingenuous because that's simply not possible in many (probably most) cases now. Taking him at his word that memory consumption is a problem, what's the real solution? Frankly, I'm in the same boat. And it's a trivial search to find numerous people that find the increasing memory usage of Chrome to be problematic. For my part, it's been a long time since I've visited a site and wished it did something faster that wasn't directly attributable to a bad code pattern in use on that site. Continuing to improve performance here has been of minimal benefit while increasing memory consumption is something I feel acutely.