Why more open tabs means a slower computer
Each browser tab takes up memory almost like its own separate process, so leaving dozens of tabs open can make your whole computer feel sluggish even when you're just trying to use another program.
A tidy bookmark bar goes a long way too
Instead of keeping a page open indefinitely just so you don't lose it, bookmarking it into a well-organized folder structure lets you close the tab immediately while still finding the page again in seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does turning on Memory Saver make tab content disappear?
No -- when you click back on a tab that's been put to sleep, its previous state is almost always restored exactly as it was.
Do all tabs get put to sleep?
No -- the tab you're currently viewing, any tab playing audio, and any site you've added as an exception are all excluded from being put to sleep.