Google Chrome is experiencing an extremely big change in 2019, with Google implementing a change for users designed to make their user experience much better than before. We are talking about the fact that Google Chrome will finally have a much better system to consume less RAM memory when used by users, everything being available in beta version for now.
Google Chrome is testing a special function that will "freeze" the tabs that consume too much RAM in normal use, this being unlocked for use in anything else we need. Since 2015, Google Chrome has a function that has a similar purpose, it suspends the tabs when the RAM memory reaches too low a level, and reloads them when we access them, but they are not completely closed.
Get ready for a BIG CHANGE in Google Chrome in 2019
Google Chrome has a few more changes in the new function, because it offers more options to choose how the tabs are suspended, but also for what period of time. At the moment, the beta versions of Google Chrome have implemented the functionality in the menu "chrome://flags/#proactive-tab-freeze" and from there those interested can choose exactly what they want to use at the moment for testing, but in the end everything could look slightly different.
Google Chrome could also have a special menu to choose how this functionality can be used, with a series of options that allow its customization according to what users want. Of course, it is not very clear what exactly Google Chrome would offer to everyone when the function will be officially available, but it is quite clear that Google wants to finally solve the performance problems.
Google Chrome already has a series of extensions that allow controlling the way RAM memory is consumed in normal use, so there are now other options for its use.
