I looked here but don't see any app with those keywords. doesn't mean it does or doesn't run if it just wasn't listed.
I think Microsoft is in a contest to see who can hold out the longest before making it Universal.
Yeah had a call earlier today and was consuming 3.5GB MEM on total.
Same for OneDrive they never release it as native / universal from the AppStore and I can't figure out why. They updated OneDrive yesterday again but they did not go Universal / Native then either,
Hard to tell without looking more deeply at what you are running. Rosetta is pretty lightweight. it does a dynamic recompilation at first run time. it is not an Intel emulation.
This is me connected to 2x Huawei Mateview and 1x iPad Pro 12" 5th gen.
What’s actually happening on your end, though? What I’m seeing from your screenshot is that Edge, Safari, and Teams are using up roughly ½ of your Memory, and you still have a couple gigs of memory to spare. I regularly use Safari, Edge, and Citrix all day on my M1 MBP (2020), although I use Teams & Outlook as web apps, and never have any issues. I’m not connected to a 4K display, though. I have (probably way too many) external hard drives connected thru a dock, and the only real ‘issues’ I’ve seen have been continued laggy’ness with my Apple Keyboard & Magic Trackpad.
I have to close my Safari times after using them or they'll just fill in my available memory. My Window Server is around 2GB because of the 4K displays.
Well, in your case, it does look like just 4 apps (Safari, Edge, Teams, Outlook) along with WindowServer are using 69.1% of your RAM. WindowServer usually uses a lot of memory on my end, too. I keep most of my open apps running in Full Screen and just swipe back and forth. That tends to utilize more RAM. Also, macOS will almost ALWAYS use most (or all) of your available memory, regardless of whether you have 8, 16, 32, 64 GB .. That's just how macOS is built. It will always utilize what you've got and then will free up memory when needed (or use Swap).
If the browsers are using most of the RAM, which websites are you connecting to that are using the RAM. Acitivity Monitor‘s memory tab should show you the separate URLs and you could identify which website is eating RAM.
Yeah the heavy websites are usually Reddit, Macrumors and the ones I'm using to either stream tv or Youtube at 4K.
Yes, teams is notorious for being a hog.
No not really, there's some slowdown in Teams and some bluetooth sound skipping with my AirPods Max but this is only when Teams is really trying to eat memory because of the webcam in calls.
do you have the Mac App Store version or the direct download version?
I’m on the AppStore version. I’ve been tempted to just reinstall it direct from MS, but I’d prefer to keep my Office apps all from the App Store. Not that it matters too much for me, but just wanting to be consistent with my Office apps. And TBH, I’ve had zero issues with OneDrive at all. So, I can wait.
