Comment by neglesaks 2 years ago And the saying used to be that Chrome was the chief RAM gobbler of most users' PCs. :) 2 comments neglesaks Reply kimixa 2 years ago A fully rendered modern webpage is BIG - no matter what engine rendered it.IIRC both current big engines drop the rendered state in the background under memory pressure, as it's pretty much the only way of dealing with it. lxgr 2 years ago Chrome is actually pretty good at dehydrating and rehydrating tabs on demand these days, at least in my experience.
kimixa 2 years ago A fully rendered modern webpage is BIG - no matter what engine rendered it.IIRC both current big engines drop the rendered state in the background under memory pressure, as it's pretty much the only way of dealing with it.
lxgr 2 years ago Chrome is actually pretty good at dehydrating and rehydrating tabs on demand these days, at least in my experience.
A fully rendered modern webpage is BIG - no matter what engine rendered it.
IIRC both current big engines drop the rendered state in the background under memory pressure, as it's pretty much the only way of dealing with it.
Chrome is actually pretty good at dehydrating and rehydrating tabs on demand these days, at least in my experience.