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Slow computers: how to optimize RAM consumption on Google Chrome?
Extensive use of Google Chrome is often the cause of slow computer performance.
We've put together a few simple tips to help you maximize your computer's performance and thus improve your productivity at work.
1. Limit the number of open tabs
Eachtab opened in Google Chrome consumes system resources.
The more tabs you have open, the harder your computer has to work.
We therefore suggest that you limit the number of tabs open simultaneously.Try closing unnecessary tabs, or group them together using features such as tab groups for more efficient management.
2. Using a tab suspension extension
Anothereffective solution is to use extensions specifically designed to automatically suspend unused tabs.
The "Tab Suspender" extension is an excellent choice: it frees up resources by temporarily suspending inactive tabs, without closing them completely. You can then reactivate them with a single click when you need them. This will go a long way to lightening the load on your computer.
3. Update Google Chrome
Makesure your browser is always up to date.
Regular updates often include performance improvements and bug fixes that can help speed up your browsing experience.
🔗 Click here to access the Google Chrome update tutorial.
4. Remove unnecessary extensions
Unnecessaryor outdated extensions can also slow down your browser.
Take a look at your browser settings and deactivate or remove any extensions you don't need.
🔗 Click here to access the extension management tutorial.
By following these simple tips, you should notice a significant improvement in your computer's performance.
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