How to see which tab consumes RAM on Edge Chromium

Task Manager on Edge Chromium is similar to the task manager on Chrome or Task Manager on Windows, helping users manage open tabs on the browser to see which tabs take up a lot of RAM on the browser. Thus, users can easily manage browser utilities and open tabs on the browser, especially knowing immediately which tab is consuming the most RAM to turn off if not in use. Due to the use of the same Chromium kernel, how to use Task Manager on Edge Chromium is similar to that on Chrome and is guided in the article below.

Instructions for using Task Manager on Edge Chromium

Step 1:

Create the Edge Chromium browser interface we click on 3 horizontal dots icon then choose next More Tools and press Browse task manager.

Step 2:

Immediately display the Task Manager interface. Here you will see a list of tabs, active utilities, amount of hardware resources such as RAM, CPU, GPU, … are used.

Step 3:

Now you can close which browser tabs are consuming RAM, or if any tab has problems, the extension freezes in the browser. Click on the tab select End Process to stop. If you want to select multiple tabs, press the Ctrl or Shift key and then click on the tabs to make multiple tabs at the same time.

Step 4:

A tab running in the browser not only uses RAM, CPU, GPU but it also consumes many other types of resources. We can check more closely by right click on the interface. Now show 20 types of resources used in the browser.

Any resource with a check box next to it is being displayed on the Task Manager interface. Resources without a check mark are not displayed. We can rely on this table to check whether other sources are used or not.

In addition, when you click on each resource, it will display a triangle icon turning up or down to show the mode of increasing or decreasing usage.

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