Memory Saver

Atleast now Chrome isn't bugging me about memory being full

This extension was the cause of not being able to open links to in new tabs (command-click links). I had to disable all my extensions to figure out which app was causing this annoying problem and it turned put to be this. So writing this review as a warning to other users who might be experiencing this problem.

went from 1.2k MB down to 300

idk howe to urs it so removd it

I'm using windows 7 still, and i just love the old comodo dragon because of its lite use of memory even when opening many tabs in Youtube. (i've open at least 10 tabs of Youtube and less than 1GD ram usage). with this memory saver, i realized when you try opening another link to a new tab, the tab goes blank. Maybe the developer can do something about it? i know and understand its old and outdated versions i'm using if they are not willing. Seems to help a bit with the memory i would think t... Show more

I'm used to 'freemem' for mac, which can be configured. I installed memory saver to an 8-gig dell vostro and, it needs no configuration. I immediately saved 1.1Gb and swap activity dropped, and levelled off. Excellent!

Useless extension. I had tabs I didn't want to snooze and I installed this thinking I could customize it but instead all it did was snooze all my tabs and ruined everything. DO NOT INSTALL!

Although this app used to be necessary, Chrome now has this feature built in. Go to settings and then performance.

When opening a website in a new tab by clicking on a hyperlink with the middle mouse button or right click > open in new tab, an about:blank screen appears instead of the website.

Does what it suppose to do but buggy. Breaks open in new tab. Seems inconsistent as to which tabs to discard.