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I've been caught by this on mobile Firefox lots of times. And Chrome isn't known for letting users opt-out of decisions they've made (based on their great telem

by Y_Y 4y ago

I've been caught by this on mobile Firefox lots of times. And Chrome isn't known for letting users opt-out of decisions they've made (based on their great telemetry no doubt).

upon_drumhead 4y ago
Under the bold heading "How to turn it off" with a large picture of the ui telling you how to turn it off has this > The consumer controls for Memory Saver live at 'chrome://settings/performance,' or, for the UI-inclined, hit the menu, then "More tools," then "Performance." You can turn off the feature entirely or add sites to a list called "always keep these sites active." so it seems like turning it off is in the cards for this feature
- Y_Y 4y ago
  That's good. I'll bet you a WinZip license that the option to turn it off has been sunsut within two years though.