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If you're concerned that Google Chrome is taking up too much of your RAM, there are several methods you can try to decrease the browser's memory usage.

If Google Chrome appears to be slowing down, it might be. Here are tips to speed up your access.

The plethora of extensions available for Google Chrome can be one of many reasons why a users' browsing experience can be noticeably slower.

Google Chrome has a long-held -- and much-deserved -- reputation for being a resource hog. To help counter this the company recently introduced Memory Saver, a feature that reduces the browsers memory consumption by putting inactive tabs to sleep.

There’s a new browser called Arc on the block that promises to be “everything you care about, all in one place.” Hype and secrecy aside, Arc implements a few smart changes and features that might just tempt you to jump ship from Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.

There’s a good chance that if you’re reading this, you’re doing so in Google Chrome. The browser may lead the pack in terms of market share, but have you considered giving rivals like Firefox, Brave, or Safari a shot? Here’s why you should.

Google added a Memory Saver feature to the Chrome browser back in February, which hibernates background tabs after a certain amount of time. Chrome might soon give you more control over how the feature works.

Google Chrome receives constant updates with new features and capabilities, and earlier this month, Chrome 112 started rolling out. Google has now detailed some of the performance improvements in that release.

WebGPU, a technology that enables fast 3D graphics and data-parallel computation on the web, has been launched by the Chrome team after years of development.