The Google Chrome app for Mac was today updated with new Memory Saver and Energy Saver modes, which are designed to give users more control over memory usage and battery life.

We’re seeing Memory usage in the tab hover cards on the stable channel with Chrome 119. It’s been slowly rolling out in recent weeks for Mac, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS.

If you still feel like Google Chrome is slowing down your Mac performance, by all means, go ahead and remove it, I recommend Safari instead. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use ...

This is the first tool in Activity Monitor you can use to spot problems. As you can see in the screenshot here at one point iTunes was using 99% of my computers processing power. That isn’t good.

On my MacBook Air Retina* (late 2018), for example, when I look at the Mac Activity Monitor, Google Chrome is often using more CPU resources than any single app and sometimes as much as 50 percent ...

As part of Chrome 110 for Windows, Mac and Chromebook desktops, the company is rolling out memory and energy saver modes. The features, which Google announced in December, are both enabled by default.

Now, Google has introduced a new feature in its Chrome browser that allows users to easily monitor the memory usage of each open tab, according to a report by 9to5Google.

If you use a Mac and Google's Chrome ... lurking in the Activity Monitor menu—sometimes hanging out in packs of seven—feasting on the raw flesh of CPU cycles and system memory, ...

Version 67 of Google’s Chrome browser for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS now includes a new security feature called Site Isolation. This new component protects web surfers against Spectre ...

Activity Monitor can help you analyze your computer usage and fix problems. Make a habit out of starting it up whenever you see the Spinning Beach-ball or when your computer feels slower than usual.