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Honestly (and I'm fairly certain this is a bad reason), it's a cleanliness thing. If I use top or the process manager, it gets annoying to scroll through countl
by kevincrane 14y ago
Honestly (and I'm fairly certain this is a bad reason), it's a cleanliness thing. If I use top or the process manager, it gets annoying to scroll through countless variations of 'chrome'. Maybe if the process manager could group those into one heading where I just see "Chrome (30 processes)", I'd feel better about it?
- nawitus 14y agoThat's what my "process manager" called pstree on Linux does: ├─firefox───36*[{firefox}]
- saraid216 14y agoMy favorite thing about Chrome is that I can open up "View background processes", get a list of which tabs are using up how much memory, and then click-and-kill selectively. But this is an end user experience, rather than a web dev experience.