Maybe you could put in an increment of 5 minutes between the 0 to 15-minute time for those that want shorter than 15 minutes, but not the immediate setting/flag. With that said I've chosen to use the immediate setting because of how quickly they awaken.
It's not like you have to wait a minute or even 3 seconds for the tab to awaken as it is again, I say immediate. Personally, I cannot see a reason to have a 2-hour delay for putting tabs to sleep when the awakening time is immediately. On each time I've clicked the sleeping tab, the response was an immediate responsiveness, and I could not see or notice any delay. For each time I've waited to click the sleeping tab anywhere from between 0 to an hour. Ok, so, I've now tested each of the allotted times you all have listed as available for putting tabs to sleep. We hope you enjoy this exciting new feature and look forward to hearing from you! If you see the sleeping tabs feature while browsing, please join us here on the Microsoft Edge Insider forums or Twitter to discuss your experience, or send us your feedback through the browser! If you have any questions, see our FAQ or reach out to us. Sleeping tabs will be coming soon to Canary and Dev Channels.
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If you experience a compat issue, please refresh the page and let us know through Microsoft Edge by pressing Shift+Alt+I on a Windows device or going to Settings and more … > Help and feedback > Send feedback. We are eager to get your feedback on sleeping tabs.
We have built heuristics to detect these scenarios and prevent those tabs from sleeping to keep you in your flow. With this technology, it is possible that some sites may not work as expected after they go to sleep. Gif of several tabs open, with one fading to sleep, and 7 other tabs also fading You can also add sites you never want to sleep to a block list in Settings. The tab will un-fade and your content will be there immediately. To resume a sleeping tab, click on it like a normal tab. Tabs that are asleep will fade to let you know they’ve released resources. If two hours isn’t right for you, you can choose a different time interval in edge://settings/system. These resources include both memory and CPU and can be used for new or existing tabs or other applications running on your device.īy default, we’ve set tabs to go to sleep after two hours of inactivity. This feature allows inactive background tabs to “go to sleep,” releasing system resources after a set amount of time. We built upon the freezing technology to create sleeping tabs. A sleeping tab resumes automatically when clicked, which is different than discarded tabs, which require the page to fully be reloaded. Freezing pauses a tab’s script timers to minimize resource usage. Sleeping tabs builds upon the core of Chromium’s “freezing” technology. Median memory usage of Microsoft Edge based on performance data aggregated across ~13000 devicesĪverage CPU usage of Microsoft Edge based on performance data aggregated across ~13000 devices
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