A hidden setting to stop Chrome from draining your laptop’s battery is finally here

from Any web browser of your choice Chrome is still the most popular these days. with some reasonactually eeveryone uses it and so everyone knows it’s the battery Hog — and the more tabs you have open When The more you use the extension, the worse the energy drain. We have tried to help you in the past, but Workaround to restrict en in Chromeenergy useyou don’t need them anymore. finally google implemented Official “low power mode” solution that can be enabled in one step.

How-To Geek reportsGoogle is New “energy saving” function alongside release of Chromium 108. When this option is enabled, Chrome will your Save battery by minimizing background activity, visuals, and frame rate. you will notice a change in performance Browsing These three components are restricted. Animations and scrolling may feel choppy, and Chrome may slow down overall. Diminished.However If it means you can actually get a full day’s work done without staying tethered to a charger, I’m open to it.

That said, at this point it is unknown Since this feature is so new, how much battery energy saver actually saves.Still, it seems worth trying extra minutes of juice from my macbook.

How to enable Low Power Mode in Chrome 108

First step is update chromium at least Version 108. If not automatically updated, ycan force updateupon Select Windows, Mac, or Linux by clicking the three dots in the upper right corner. Help > About Google Chromehit After Chrome loads the update, “restart” it.

Then you have to do a little digging. because Googlenot (yet) make New option for users — tnot here obvious battery saver settings; instead, the functionality is hidden behind Feature flag. (Google begins piloting new Function as a flag To dodo not consider ready for the public, that is Enough for tinkerers to try.Company wArnes Enabling the flag can mess with browsers and their data, but energy saving seems to be a relatively safe thing to do please try it. )

If you want to play around with Energy Saver, type: chrome://flags in the address bar and press Enter. Here, click on the “Search flags” field, type “Battery” and pull out “Enable battery saver mode feature in settings” (identifying flag is “#battery-saver-mode-available”). Click Default, change the setting to Enabled, and click Restart to restart the app. When Chrome reopens,[設定]Go to the new[パフォーマンス]click the tab[省エネルギー]It is displayed.

From here you have two options. You can choose to start saving energy when your laptop’s battery reaches 20% or leave the feature on whenever your laptop is unplugged.I didn’t bring my charger to work today so I know which option I picking.