Chrome usage in windows 7 64 bit, memory - one tab open

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15-08-11, 06:52 PM
Avinash

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Chrome usage in windows 7 64 bit, memory - one tab open

Just check the screenshot and do anyone of you got a clue of why so many chrome processes showing in Windows Task manager with just the one tab open? I have checked it often with one tab open and it remains same.

http://img814.imageshack.us/img814/8...romememory.png
15-08-11, 07:48 PM
Ashwin

Found this after a quick google search

"Chrome uses 2 processes,tabs use 1 & most extensions use 1 each"

:ohwell:
15-08-11, 08:05 PM
Avinash

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Originally Posted by Ashwin

Found this after a quick google search

"Chrome uses 2 processes,tabs use 1 & most extensions use 1 each"

:ohwell:

lol :brick: and people hate Firefox for excess Memory usage. Chrome never worked as a stable browser for me till now, whenever I wanted to give it a fair try.
15-08-11, 08:21 PM
Ashwin

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Originally Posted by Avinash

lol :brick: and people hate Firefox for excess Memory usage. Chrome never worked as a stable browser for me till now, whenever I wanted to give it a fair try.

same here :(
15-08-11, 08:59 PM
Alpha

Multi-process web browser will soon be the trend avi. Don't worry FF will follow chrome here also. This increases the security and stability of a browser. This softpedia article will help you understand better Multi-Processes in Browsers: Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox and WebKit - Softpedia
15-08-11, 11:35 PM
Avinash

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Originally Posted by Alpha

Multi-process web browser will soon be the trend avi. Don't worry FF will follow chrome here also. This increases the security and stability of a browser. This softpedia article will help you understand better Multi-Processes in Browsers: Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox and WebKit - Softpedia

Arnab, I am aware of the Multi-process approach by Chrome. My whole point here was even with this multi-process approach, Google chrome is least stable (at least for me) and Always gives me one issue or the other whenever I want to give it a fair try.

Firefox on the other hand is still much more stable for me compared to Chrome.
16-08-11, 05:51 AM
Cosme

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Originally Posted by Avinash

lol :brick: and people hate Firefox for excess Memory usage. Chrome never worked as a stable browser for me till now, whenever I wanted to give it a fair try.

That's why I use Firefox as my main browser and sometimes Opera. Both are stable and have extensions.
16-08-11, 11:03 AM
Grr

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Originally Posted by Avinash

Arnab, I am aware of the Multi-process approach by Chrome. My whole point here was even with this multi-process approach, Google chrome is least stable (at least for me) and Always gives me one issue or the other whenever I want to give it a fair try.

Firefox on the other hand is still much more stable for me compared to Chrome.

I agree....:torn:
16-08-11, 03:11 PM
Alpha

Offcourse choices of browsers can vary but never faced any stability issues with either FF or chrome. Yes opera, when i have tried, was still buggy.