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Automatically suspends inactive tabs to free memory, speed up Chrome, and extend battery life. No data collection. Suspend Tabs - Memory Saver Suspend unused tabs to help reduce memory use and keep your browser running smoothly. Restore any tab with one click, with scroll position kept. How it works: Automatically suspends inactive background tabs after a time you choose. Default is 5 minutes. You can also suspend manually from the popup button, right-click menu, or with keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+S (Mac: Command+Shift+S) to suspend the current tab Ctrl+Shift+A (Mac: Command+Shift+A) to suspend all tabs in the window Smart Suspend: Auto-suspend automatically skips tabs that are pinned, playing sound or video, on an active call, downloading a file, or have unsaved text in a form. Settings: - Choose idle time from 1 minute to 24 hours - Add exception domains that are never auto-suspended - Option to automatically restore a suspended tab when you return to it - Save scroll position and restore it on reopen - Right-click options: suspend this tab, suspend all, suspend others, open link as suspended Statistics: See suspended and total tab count, available memory, and estimated memory saved. Appearance: Choose from 4 built-in backgrounds, add your own image URL, switch between dark and light mode, and export or import settings as JSON. Privacy: No data collection. Everything runs locally on your device. Background images are loaded from the web only to display the image you select.
Sep 14, 2026
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