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<blockquote data-quote="SeriousHoax" data-source="post: 1127777" data-attributes="member: 78686">Yeah, you are correct and I even discussed it in this thread back then. It&#039;s good that you shared it again because I&#039;m sure many users are not aware of it. But I always wondered how much is the actual increase in overall CPU usage that made the Chrome team not adopt this method? Because as you can say from your experience as well as benchmarks available on many sites and YouTube, Edge still provides the best battery life on Windows. So, if the CPU usage was big enough, battery life would&#039;ve been affected too but we don&#039;t see that. Besides, on Edge, the sleeping tabs feature can save further memory (even CPU) than it already does by default.Ow yeah, this is very annoying. Almost all major browsers have this at this point except Chrome. Similar to Edge&#039;s feedback option, today I sent this feedback to Chrome. I&#039;m sure I&#039;m not the first one to ask them for this feature so I&#039;m not sure when Chrome will have it. This feature alone is making me think I should stop my Chrome experiment. A couple times every month I click the close button by mistake.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SeriousHoax, post: 1127777, member: 78686"] Yeah, you are correct and I even discussed it in this thread back then. It's good that you shared it again because I'm sure many users are not aware of it. But I always wondered how much is the actual increase in overall CPU usage that made the Chrome team not adopt this method? Because as you can say from your experience as well as benchmarks available on many sites and YouTube, Edge still provides the best battery life on Windows. So, if the CPU usage was big enough, battery life would've been affected too but we don't see that. Besides, on Edge, the sleeping tabs feature can save further memory (even CPU) than it already does by default. Ow yeah, this is very annoying. Almost all major browsers have this at this point except Chrome. Similar to Edge's feedback option, today I sent this feedback to Chrome. I'm sure I'm not the first one to ask them for this feature so I'm not sure when Chrome will have it. This feature alone is making me think I should stop my Chrome experiment. A couple times every month I click the close button by mistake. [/QUOTE]

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