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Message: <blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 24862642" data-attributes="member: 562115">This is normal. Chrome and  Firefox use what's known as Isolation -  and store every tab, plugin, and extension in a different RAM process.  This prevents one process from overwriting another. Also gives better stability - if one tab crashes the whole browser does not go down completely.There are a few ways to have some control.If you type in the address bar chrome://flagsYou will see the experimental features.Switch automatic tab discarding to Enabled - This automatically discards background tabs from your system memory when it is low. The tabs remain in place, but won’t load or display content until you click on them.Another flag that works in conjunction with this is the “Show Saved Copy Button.” The Show Saved Copy Button will appear after the browser discards a tab, asking if you want to reload a recent version of the page from the browser cache.Also there are other free utilities like "The Great Suspender", "OneTab", "Tab Wrangler" that allows you to gain more control. Cannot write everything here please do some reading.</blockquote>

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