This entry was posted in Twitter on January 22, 2014 by twilight @zigzackly by checking processes tab and sorting by memory consumption, then killing it. Btw chrome has it’s own manager that lets u do this
Reply ↓ Your_Grammar January 22, 2014 at 23:28 @twilightfairy, it could have been better if you had tweeted “chrome has [its] own manager” instead. ‘It’s’ means ‘it is’.
Reply ↓ zigzackly January 23, 2014 at 09:38 @twilightfairy Processes in Windows T-Manager doesn’t show which Chrome process is causing the bloat. But Chrome’s t-manager worked. Thanks!
@twilightfairy, it could have been better if you had tweeted “chrome has [its] own manager” instead. ‘It’s’ means ‘it is’.
@twilightfairy Processes in Windows T-Manager doesn’t show which Chrome process is causing the bloat. But Chrome’s t-manager worked. Thanks!