However, one of, if not the biggest downside to Chrome is its memory usage. Simply put, Google Chrome uses way too much RAM, and having a few tabs open can make Chrome so slow it's unbearable.

Chrome 133 and Firefox 135 were released with patches for multiple high-severity memory safety vulnerabilities.

Microsoft Edge- 3200-3250 MB Google Chrome- 2850-2900 MB Opera – 2550-2600 MB Firefox – 1450-1500 MB In our test, Microsoft Edge required the most memory to simultaneously open 20 tabs.

However, in recent years, the developers of Chrome have attempted to address the issue by optimizing the amount of CPU and RAM that it consumes. Now, Google has introduced a new energy and memory ...

Google has confirmed yet another security update, the third in as many weeks, for Chrome users on Linux, Mac and Windows—here ...

CERT-In has flagged two significant flaws, CIVN-2025-0007 and CIVN-2025-0008, affecting Google Chrome on both Mac and Windows.

To simplify memory management, Google also introduced Memory Saver last year. In our testing, we didn't see the new task manager design in Chrome 132 stable or version 134 Canary either ...

Chrome users will want to update the browser ... these were both described by Google as memory safety bugs that showed evidence of memory corruption. Such bugs could allow a remote attacker ...

CERT-In alerts users about critical vulnerabilities in Google Chrome and ChromeOS, urging immediate updates to prevent data ...

In, has warned of multiple vulnerabilities in Google Chrome, urging users to update immediately. Affected versions could ...

Apple-designed chips powering Macs, iPhones, and iPads contain two newly discovered vulnerabilities that leak credit card ...