Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens and soft media users for 1520111 clue delivery! CTOnews.com, Nov. 8, Chrome released Google's stable version of the browser earlier this month. One of the noteworthy improvements is the breakdown of the memory consumed by each tab.

Users only need to hover over the tab and will automatically jump out of the "memory usage" introduction.

Of course, Google browser's new tabs are not as powerful as the built-in task manager and do not display details of running processes, tabs, and extensions. By hovering over tabs, you can only check the performance of tabs in Google browser and manually close the tabs that take up the most resources.

If you don't see this feature, you can go to Chrome://flags, enable "Memory usage on hover", and then restart the browser.

CTOnews.com previously reported that Chrome stable version 119 focuses on improving browser stability, adding save, restore and synchronization options for tag groups, and deprecating and removing WebSQL and Permission Suggestions Service setting options.

According to Google's official update log, Chrome stable Edition 119 fixed a total of 15 vulnerabilities, of which 3 were rated as "High", addressing inappropriate implementations in Payments, inadequate data validation in USB, and integer overflows in USB.

Google Chrome 119 contains many new features and improvements. For example, the browser's tab group feature now supports saving, invoking, and synchronizing tabs.

Chrome 119 has also introduced IP protection, which is designed to prevent websites from tracking users.

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"Google Chrome browser tests new features: easy to view tab memory footprint"

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