Google today released Google Chrome 79 which includes an interesting new feature, Tab Freeze , which is still in a trial stage. Here's how you can try it.
Google Chrome is currently the most popular browser and comes with many useful options. Many of these are experimental, meaning they are not used by regular users, but by those who love experimentation and research and can easily activate them.
These experimental ones characteristics they can significantly improve the user experience of the Chrome browser by enabling additional features. To enable or disable an experimental mode, you can use a “hidden” setting menu called “flags”.
The “Tab Freeze” feature is also an experimental feature of Google Chrome. When enabled, the Browser it is able to detect that your computer is low on memory and can suspend tabs that you haven't used or looked at in a while. The browser will stop all activity for tabs you haven't used for 5 minutes.
To enable Tab Freeze in Google Chrome:
1. Open the Google Chrome browser
2. Enter the following text in the address bar: chrome: // flags / # proactive-tab-freeze. This will open the flags page directly with the relevant setting.
3. Select her choice Enabled from the drop-down list next to 'Tab Freeze'.
4. Restart Google Chrome by clicking on "Relaunce" or simply shut down Chrome and then restart it.
Keep in mind that it is still experimental feature in Chrome, so it can work with problems.
The possibilities setting it has is one of the following functions:
Default = Pre-configured by Chrome
Enabled = Enable it with Chrome defaults
Enadled Freezem - No unfreeze = Enabled. Chrome will not reload the tabs in memory.
Enadled Freezem - Unfreeze 10 seconds every 15 minutes = Enabled. Chrome will reload the frozen tabs in memory every 15 minutes and keep them for 10 seconds.
Disabled = Off
The same feature exists in microsoft edge and in Firefox .