This article explains how to open and use Chrome Task Manager to evaluate open processes on a computer, close a process, or view extended statistics.
How to Use Google Chrome's Built-in Task Manager [Tutorial]
One of the features of Google Chrome is its multiprocess architecture, which allows tabs to run as separate processes. Sometimes Chrome crashes or behaves strangely or a web page crashes, but you don’t know which tab is the culprit. This is where the Chrome Task Manager comes in handy.
Chrome Task Manager not only lets you view the CPU, memory, and network usage of every open tab and plugin, but it also lets you end individual processes with a single click, similar to Windows Task Manager or macOS Activity Monitor.
Open your Chrome browser.
