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Google's Chrome team is developing a new feature called Android Tab Declutter for the Chrome browser on Android, which will automatically archive or delete inactive tabs to address the issue of having too many tabs open. This feature aims to manage resources going to inactive tabs and reduce clutter, providing a solution for users who often find themselves with numerous open tabs on their mobile devices.
Google Chrome on desktop platforms now displays "Memory usage" when hovering over a tab, allowing users to easily see which pages are consuming the most memory. This feature is more convenient than accessing the Task Manager through the overflow menu. It complements Chrome's existing Memory and Energy Saver modes, which optimize system resources by limiting background activity and freeing up memory from inactive tabs. The feature has been rolling out gradually and can be enabled through the browser's settings.