It’s no secret, despite how much you may like using Chrome over other browsers, that it is a power- and memory-hungry machine. But Google is fixing that problem with an update that will bring two new optimization features.
Google has announced that it has built a battery-saving feature and a memory-saving feature for Chrome on desktop. The company states that it will be rolling out the new performance settings starting now and should be available globally to everybody on Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS over the next several weeks.
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