Google’s web browser is very popular with users. However, the product obviously becomes sluggish when many tabs or windows ...

Krystle Vermes is a Boston-based news reporter for Android Police. She is a graduate of the Suffolk University journalism program, and has more than a decade of experience as a writer and editor in ...

Chrome might be the most popular browser on Earth, but it's also a notorious battery and memory hog. If you're working on an unplugged laptop, Chrome is likely the app most often responsible for ...

Google Chrome is one of the best web browsers out there, for both mobile and desktop. But it is also among the most resource-hungry ones. For years, the company never seemed to be bothered to make it ...

Over the 14 years since it debuted, Google Chrome has increasingly become a resource hog, vacuuming up more and more of your system's memory and battery life with seemingly reckless abandon. At long ...

What’s new in Chrome 125: Testing a redesigned new tab page What’s new in Chrome 125: Testing a redesigned new tab page Google is testing new Chrome settings to prevent mouse and keyboard hijacking ...

Over time, Google Chrome has become more and more optimized, but has made it more resource-intensive on your device. Here's ...

The latest changes on Google's Chrome are looking to expand more features to help users get a better experience, with the group tabs adding a save function so as not to lose this collection, as well ...

Google's Chrome is the most popular internet browser on the planet, but it's also an annoying resource hog, especially on laptops. Google has been looking to fix this Chrome drawback for years, and ...

Google Chrome is getting new security and performance features. The web browser’s latest version (M12) upgrades Safety Check and Memory Saver while adding the ability to save tab groups. Safety Check ...

When it comes to internet browsers, it doesn't get more mainstream than Google Chrome. It looks good, runs smoothly (most of the time), and has plenty of useful extensions, so it should be no surprise ...

Google's web browser, Chrome, has not been particularly memory efficient in the past and has long been the subject of scrutiny for over-use of memory. In December, Alphabet Inc.'s subsidiary promised ...