Chrome has a built-in Task Manager that shows tabs, extensions, and memory use, and you can use it to speed up your browser.

Jeff Werner is a software engineer and has been writing this column since 2007. Question: The list of processes in my Task Manager shows “Microsoft Edge (48)” and “Google Chrome (42)” immediately ...

Q: Is there a way to see what’s bogging down Google Chrome? A: Tabbed browsing, which allows you to open lots of websites at the same time, can easily become a burden on Chrome, depending upon the ...

If you notice that your computer or browsing experience is getting slow while using the Edge browser, it’s a good idea to investigate the issue first. Open Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc), and sort ...

While most other operating systems have their own dedicated application to manage and oversee the tasks running on your machine, many of the features on Google’s Chromebook predominately function via ...

Is it bad to have many tabs open in your browser? While working on the internet, we usually keep opening websites in separate tabs without closing the previously opened tabs in our web browser. Every ...

Q: I’m relatively new to Windows and want to understand when and where I should use the task manager utility. A: The Windows Task Manager is a very useful troubleshooting tool that begins by showing ...

Struggling with slow browsers on Windows 11? Discover proven fixes for memory leaks in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and more. Boost ...