
Google Chrome on the desktop comes with a Memory Saver mode that does exactly what its name suggests. Now that feature is getting even smarter at working out which open tabs it can use to cut down on memory usage.
As spotted by Windows Report (via SamMobile), something called Probabilistic Memory Saver Mode is currently being tested in Google Chrome Canary version 121. It's not enabled by default, but you can find it by typing "about://flags" into the address bar.