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Chrome actually has a built in Task Manager which can be super useful for this sort of thing. For example, it allows one to see CPU & Mem usage per tab. It als
by wamatt 12y ago
Chrome actually has a built in Task Manager which can be super useful for this sort of thing.
For example, it allows one to see CPU & Mem usage per tab. It also has the ability to kill problematic tabs, extensions and background processes with ease.
Chrome's Task Manager can be found under Menu Icon -> (More) Tools.
In fact, this feature was being used often enough, that I ended up assigning it a shortcut. (for me: command-shift-1)
- speeq 12y agoDoesn't it have a default shortcut? I think "Shift + Esc" opens it.
- mh- 12y agoon windows. doesn't on mac for some reason.
- newman314 12y agoDid you read what I wrote? You can kill groups of tabs that are part of the same process. BUT that does not mean that you can kill individual tabs via the Task Manager and the main source of my complaint.