So I closed Edge and noticed how my memory consumption declined. While I like using Edge, it is certainly not worth the overhead it consumes on my computer. I know they have a minimal ability to develop quality software. This seemed very strange, and I kicked myself for having an “open mind” and trying a Microsoft product when nearly all Microsoft products have let me down. 5 GB for the primary application process (shown above) and various helpers result in Microsoft Edge consuming over 5.5 GB of the computer’s memory.
Today I noticed that a helper process was consuming close to 2.5 GB of my computer’s memory. See this link if you want to see our references for this article and other related Brightwork articles. This article will compare something I found comparing the resource consumption of multiple browsers. However, while this improved my computer’s resource consumption, I soon found that Microsoft Edge was also quite fat, even though it was widely praised on the Internet. This led me to import all of my settings to Microsoft Edge on my primary computer. I further ran into an article titled Chrome is Bad that explained Chrome has a process that hides from the Apple Activity Monitor that is constantly consuming resources - whether or not Chrome is open. The reason was that Chrome was consuming too many resources on my computer. In this article, I have comparisons between Microsoft Edge, Brave Browser, Opera, and Chromium.Ī few months before writing this article, I decided to stop using Google Chrome.It is little discussed how much computing resources commercial browsers take versus open source.Last Updated on Septemby Shaun Snapp Executive Summary
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