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Markus Kohler

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Google Chrome tuning Posted: Sep 10, 2008 3:39 AM
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Googles Chrome browser by default uses one process for each tab to isolate crashes.
This has the disadvantage that it could require more memory,because for each tab some data and code will not be shared.

Fortunately this behaviour can be configured.
Check Googles process models documentation.


You can even set Chrome to use only one process.

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