How to speed up the operation of Chrome and Firefox?

Mozilla Firefox browser is famous for its "RAM-consuming" ability and makes your computer slow, so we know it well, and Google Chrome is not much different (only Chrome divides it into different Processes, so many people have a feeling Chrome runs faster than Firefox) no matter how much RAM your computer has.

So how to fix this problem? In the article below, TipsMake.com will introduce to you a very suitable extension to help speed up the operation of 2 browsers Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.

1. Download OneTab for Google Chrome
2. Download OneTab for Mozilla Firefox

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1. Download the latest Google Chrome version
2. Download Mozilla Firefox for free

With Google Chrome:

After downloading and installing OneTab successfully on Google Chrome, you will see the extension icon displayed as shown below:

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Note that most of the Chrome extensions after installation do not work in incognito mode, if you regularly work in this mode, you must activate OneTab in chrome: // extensions / Chrome as picture below:

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The working mechanism of OneTab is simply understood as follows (applied to both Chrome and Firefox): this extension will merge all open tabs into a single tab - just as its name suggests. This also means that the amount of system required to process multiple tabs as before will be much less than having to handle 1 tab. We'll have a little experiment, now I'm opening Google Chrome browser with about 10 tabs, and the memory needed for Windows to work is stable:

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And after using OneTab :

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Obviously, the amount of RAM released is very much. Imagine how beneficial this would be for computers with only 2GB or less! Unbelievable!

But note that using OneTab will automatically close all open tabs (including incognito mode, only keep the tab in normal view)!

With Mozilla Firefox, the same way is done on Google Chrome.Good luck!