Desktop browser struggles with high RAM use when managing over 100 tabs

The ask

Current desktop browsers consume excessive RAM, significantly slowing down a computer. This problem becomes critical for users who manage a large number of open tabs, often exceeding 100. Existing browser features, such as memory savers, and third-party extensions do not fully address the performance issues. Users need a browser designed from the ground up to handle a high tab count efficiently. The continuous struggle with system slowdowns impacts productivity. A more performant browsing experience is essential for power users who rely on many open tabs for their workflow.

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