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Really "kill" process to reduce more ram

Open alexalouit opened this issue 13 years ago • 3 comments

Are there plans to "kill" really the page in question (like the chrome task manager). This increase network traffic when reloading, but would reduce the maximum memory consumption.

alexalouit avatar Feb 08 '12 11:02 alexalouit

Explain, how do you imagine the process of unloading killed tabs, please?

Nowadays there is only one way to finally kill tab — close it. Then it is stored up to 10 closed tabs sessions (history, page position, filled forms) by the browser. But there is no possibility to save this session with extension.

glukki avatar Mar 12 '12 08:03 glukki

It's really possible to store current tab url, but history of tab wil be lost. I could do that as an additionl option :)

glukki avatar Mar 12 '12 14:03 glukki

Maybe HTML5 History API might help if you insist of keeping it.

mainiak avatar Aug 19 '14 13:08 mainiak