Microsoft is rolling out a sleeping tabs feature to the new Chromium-based Edge web browser which will drastically reduce memory and CPU resource usage. The new feature is being deployed to all ...

Microsoft is rolling out lots of new Edge browser features this month. Edge is getting new colorful themes, a new sleeping tabs feature that saves on CPU and RAM, and an improved password manager.

Such is the case with the latest version of Microsoft’s Edge browser, now passing version 100. The newest implementation of “sleeping” tabs saves even more memory and performance.

This week, Microsoft announced several more features trickling down to Edge Stable from its Beta insider channel. These features include Startup Boost, Sleeping Tabs, Vertical Tabs, and a more ...

In Edge 100, Microsoft has made Sleeping Tabs more effective. The company says its browser now can put to sleep web pages that share a browsing instance with other tabs.

Microsoft Edge Browser Gains 'Sleeping Tabs' Feature, New Visual Themes, Password Generator, and More. Friday January 22, 2021 2:17 am PST by Tim Hardwick.

During testing, Microsoft found a sleeping tab used 0.31% CPU on average instead of 0.4% CPU per normal background tabs. Also, the median memory usage reduction for a sleeping tab was 26% over non ...

Microsoft Edge 100 update comes with a massive performance boost thanks to its new sleeping tabs feature, making the web browser much more responsive than it was before. Thiago Prudencio/SOPA ...

It also found that normal background tabs use 29% more CPU on Edge than a sleeping tab. Microsoft's data is based on CPU and memory tests it ran on around 13,000 devices. Developer It's the end of ...

At this week’s Build 2021 developers conference, Microsoft is highlighting two performance-boosting features in Microsoft Edge version 91: Sleeping tabs and a startup boost. The company also ...

Microsoft has been working on Sleeping Tabs that will help save resources by putting inactive tabs to sleep. The company has now shared its preliminary findings showing the benefits of the feature.

On average, each sleeping tab saves 85% of memory and 99% CPU for Microsoft Edge." Redmond also added a new dialog that will give users an overview of how much system memory is saved by the ...