New Google Chrome for Android

How about new Chrome for Windows that doesn't automatically assume all your ram is there for its sole use?
 
When Chrome uses more ram than any of the games I play (admittedly, I don't play a lot, but the new UT pre-alpha is among those), I have to start asking questions... :confused:
 
I eventually had to up my RAM to 16Gigs, now i can use Chrome
 
Ockie said:
The data saver option has been on Chrome for a very long time. :confused:
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... and on Opera for a very longer time. If I was Chrome, I would have been ashamed to brag about it! I also think modern data costs negates the value of the feature. You cannot compress youtube videos of kittens any more. Data use of normal browsing is negligible.
Now that I think about it... is an add blocker not the most effective data saver during normal browsing?
 
Skerminkel said:
... and on Opera for a very longer time. If I was Chrome, I would have been ashamed to brag about it! I also think modern data costs negates the value of the feature. You cannot compress youtube videos of kittens any more. Data use of normal browsing is negligible.
Now that I think about it... is an add blocker not the most effective data saver during normal browsing?
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Google had something similar called Google Web Accelerator circa 2005 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Web_Accelerator

Opera Turbo only came out in 2009 with Opera 10 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Opera_web_browser#Version_10

So Chrome shouldn't be ashamed of anything...
 
Skerminkel said:
... and on Opera for a
very longer time. If I was Chrome, I would have been ashamed to brag about it! I also think modern data costs negates the value of the feature. You cannot compress youtube videos of kittens any more. Data use of normal browsing is negligible.
Now that I think about it... is an add blocker not the most effective data saver during normal browsing?
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Wait, chrome can play video in browser? I thought it is discontinued in favor of youtube and et al apps: "Install flash player".

It has ad blocker now?
 
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