How to Enable Google Chrome's New Memory Saving Modes if Not Available

The different options to choose the "aggressiveness" mode of the Memory saver are now available: • New Features: Google C... If these options are not showing, here's how to enable them.
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[@MindOfBrianna03]

I wish Firefox had this kind of feature. It sucks that select Chromium-based browsers are the only ones with it at present.

[@billyguthrie3176]

probably will get it eventually.

[@ethimself5064]

This new feature takes some practice as it is a pain to find the right setting. Finally settled on Moderate.

[@Nick41622]

Me too.

[@ethimself5064]

@@Nick41622 Hi Nick

[@billyguthrie3176]

To me until Google adds back the option to have your memory managed based on your actual memory usage the memory saver feature is incomplete. If you think about The idea that the feature can save the user memory by putting tabs that aren't even open to sleep is in itself an Oxymoron! I mean honestly if your a user that rarely has more than one tab open then your getting no savings. An we've all been using computers long enough that we've seen that even the memory usage of just one open tab balloons out of control. By definition shouldn't a memory saving feature control that usage too?