Let's take a look at the memory (from task manager) chrome consumption

Actually every tab in Google chrome consume its own memory instead of the whole browser taking up memory which might cause memory hog. Google have this built in feature where it break down for us to see which process or tab is taking up all our precious space. You can access it by right click on the empty tab space on top of the page and choose task manager.


By separating out the tab and processes, you can close any one of them without having to close the whole browse when one of the tab hangs.
There is another pretty cool effect you can do with chrome, by default every page is open into a new tab, you can actually click on the tab and while holding on your left click, simply move your cursor to the middle of the page, and then release, ta-da.. you have separated the tab out into a new window.
Tab browsing is fun, but sometime we accidentally closed the wrong tab, and find difficulties in retrieving them. I'm gonna teach you how to retrieve them. Simple hold down CTRL + Shift + T on your keyboard and pop your browser will retrieve your recently closed tab.
*This work on firefox too
Enjoy
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