Windows 10: Chrome improvements for a faster and more efficient web - Chrome 45

Speed is one of the founding principles of Chrome. As the web evolves and sites take advantage of increasing capabilities, Chrome’s performance—how fast pages load, how smooth scrolling is, how much memory is consumed, and how long your battery lasts—becomes even more important. So in the latest release of Chrome we’ve included a ton of improvements to make your browsing use less memory and power.

Chrome has long had the option to “continue where you left off” by restoring tabs when you relaunch Chrome. Now, Chrome is smarter about restoring your tabs more efficiently. Tabs are restored from most to least recently viewed, so you get to see the most important tabs faster. And Chrome will now detect if your computer is running low on resources and stop restoring the rest of your tabs to save you precious memory. You can always click to restore them if you'd like to access them later.


Read more: http://chrome.blogspot.de/2015/09/ch...-and-more.html

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Browsers goes up to 2500 MB of memory!

Microsoft didn't do this, it's normal.

Chrome in fact just released another browser update that intentionally makes it use even more memory than before. See

Why Chrome Uses So Much RAM or Chrome 63 is more secure than ever --
and uses even more memory than ever before. Edge and other browsers are doing the same thing. It's not "bloat", it's an intentional design made to make your browser run faster, which requires more memory.

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Memory is meant to be used, and these programs are leveraging it as much as they can to improve your experience.

 

Edge and Favorites Bar

You can see all your favorites on the Favorites Bar in Chrome as well, so I guess I'll go back to Chrome even though windows says Edge is "more efficient"!?