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New Chrome feature might give users more agency over active and inactive tabs
Memory Saver's upcoming customization options let users create an ideal browser experience.
Early signs in Chrome's code show new customization options for its Memory Saver feature for active and inactive tabs. It seems users will find three options: moderate, balanced, and maximum, which decide how "aggressive" Memory Saver acts toward tabs. (Image credit: Windows Report)It's unclear when Google plans to roll out these customization options for Chrome's Memory Saver function.
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