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Memory saver that automatically unloads inactive tabs with more control than Chrome's built-in Memory Saver. Keep hundreds of tabs open without letting inactive pages consume all your memory. Aggressive Memory Saver automatically unloads tabs you have not used recently. The tabs remain in your browser, and Chrome reloads them when you return. WHAT YOU CAN CONTROL • Choose how quickly inactive tabs are unloaded • Set different timings for specific domains • Keep important sites active at all times • Reload any unloaded tab directly from the extension • Temporarily disable automatic memory saving • Blur tab details before sharing a screenshot CLEAR, VISIBLE RESULTS See how many tabs have been unloaded and an approximate estimate of the memory freed. Memory estimates are intentionally marked as approximate because Chrome does not provide exact per-tab memory measurements to extensions. DESIGNED TO AVOID INTERRUPTIONS Pinned tabs and tabs Chrome considers unsafe to discard remain protected. You can also keep specific sites active or give services such as AI chats a longer inactivity period. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Aggressive Memory Saver does not read page contents or inject scripts into websites. Tab details and settings remain inside your browser and are not sent to our server. The server connection is used only for license activation and validation.
Aug 11, 2026
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