Guide to Saving RAM in Google Chrome

Step 1: Disable Background Apps

1. Open Chrome and enter chrome://settings.
2. Search for "background apps" in the search field.
3. Disable the option to prevent background apps from running after Chrome is closed.

Step 2: Remove Unnecessary Extensions

1. Go to chrome://extensions.
2. Identify and remove extensions that are not frequently used as they consume RAM (e.g., an Adobe app that uses 20MB of RAM).

Step 3: Close Unnecessary Tabs

1. Use Shift + Esc to check the RAM usage of tabs.
2. Close tabs that are consuming a lot of RAM but are not needed.

Step 4: Reset or Reinstall Chrome

1. Access chrome://settings.
2. Search for "reset" and reset the Chrome settings.
3. Alternatively, completely uninstall and reinstall Chrome for a fresh start.

By following these steps, you can optimize Google Chrome's performance and save RAM. For more similar tips, consider subscribing to updates or content providers.