The latest Google Chrome update will please those unhappy with how the browser consumes memory and power. The most popular browser now features dedicated power and memory-saving modes.
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Google is working on a built-in tab-freezing feature to make Chrome consume less memory when idling. Future updates will show users how much RAM each inactive page saves for more important tasks.
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