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What browser are you using? Having Gmail open doesn't even use half of a percent of a single core on my machine (Linux, x86, Chromium).
by smoldesu 4y ago
What browser are you using? Having Gmail open doesn't even use half of a percent of a single core on my machine (Linux, x86, Chromium).
- vbezhenar 4y agoSame for macOS, Chrome. CPU sometimes jumps to 3%, but that's about it (and I guess that's because it uses slow core). I have very clean mailbox, though.
- t8sr 4y agoChrome on an M1 Pro Mac. This is the number that Chrome’s task manager shows me. I do have a lot of emails, but I think it should only have to worry about 100 of them at a time, so I don’t know why it’s different for me and you. It is possible that my account still receives beta features, because I used to work there, but I remember it being like this for multiple years, since the new gmail came out.
- smoldesu 4y agoAre you using Chrome through Rosetta? I'm still unable to replicate this on either my desktop or laptop, both of them just idle when I open Gmail and neither will push past 5% usage while I'm opening emails. Your metrics seem a bit odd here.