Google Chrome rolls out memory and power-saving modes

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Google Chrome's latest desktop release will include two additional settings which are Memory Saver and Energy Saver.

Google Chrome browser has long been wracked by memory system-sucking problems, particularly when numerous tabs are open.

Google has confirmed that with the new features Chrome will take up to 30 percent less memory.

The latest features will run in the background until users turn them off physically.

The Memory Saver control is hidden beneath the menu in the top right corner of the Chrome browser window.

Chrome’s excessive use of system memory has previously limited the amount of memory available to other programs that run on a computer or a mobile device.

Chrome’s new Energy Saver mode is intended to conserve battery power by restricting background activity and visual effects on websites that contain animations and videos.

According to Google, the Energy Saver mode starts when a device’s battery reaches 20 percent capacity.

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