Can't even open chrome on macOS Sierra due to memory hogging. It freezes whole OS when Chrome is started up then within a second it uses up all the ram. Won't be able to use chrome on macOS 10.12 beta until google pushes any fixes to it.
Can't even open chrome on macOS Sierra due to memory hogging. It freezes whole OS when Chrome is started up then within a second it uses up all the ram. Won't be able to use chrome on macOS 10.12 beta until google pushes any fixes to it.
Yeah, you are right! I have noticed that too. Something is wrong with Sierra's RAM management. Freezing frequently with low memory without any heavy use!I have also found this but it's actually the system's RAM management which is wholly terrible. Chrome Canary is marginally better.
It feels like they've removed RAM caps on apps or something - mine gets so bad it starts writing to disk. I left it once and it wrote 29GB to disk before the system froze up!
Haven't done that yet. Will file a report asap.@soum91 did you make the bug report to Apple?
Can't even open chrome on macOS Sierra due to memory hogging. It freezes whole OS when Chrome is started up then within a second it uses up all the ram. Won't be able to use chrome on macOS 10.12 beta until google pushes any fixes to it.
Sounds like something else is wrong. I was using Chrome all day yesterday with no crashing or slowness. I opened it just now, let it sit for 5 minutes. It started at 89mb RAM used, creeped to 92, but nothing dramatic.
Did you check the memory tab on Activity monitor? As soon I open chrome, I see at least 3 google chrome helper threads consuming at least 600mb, system getting hot, fans running high and swap used goes from 0 to 2 gb and higher. Needless to say, I close it and wait for an update from Google or next beta, as I suspect this beta is the culprit.
Can't even open chrome on macOS Sierra due to memory hogging. It freezes whole OS when Chrome is started up then within a second it uses up all the ram. Won't be able to use chrome on macOS 10.12 beta until google pushes any fixes to it.
I think you got this wrong.. Chrome was working on el cap with no issues and when we upgraded to Sierra is when we are seeing issues. Apple changed something in font rendering and some other things and that is causing Chrome to choke.solution? use brave or vivaldi
problem: google doesn't give a damn about its app devleopment on mac for the longest time it is a resource hog and so bad that makes your mac fans spin, even withotu extensions, ditch chrome, and also ditch safari too as its development is too slow and it's too buggy