About the Brave Browser Memory and Energy Saver control switch - including the effect of the control re using Tabs:
Brave Support - Brave Help Center article, “How do I use the Memory and Energy Saver features in Brave?” ← I reposted that, at:
Maybe, for some as-yet-unknown-reason, that feature effectively crosses over what are supposed to be barriers between virtual platforms, workstations, workplaces, workspaces?
The usage of the term “instance” (as used in a wide variety of reported issues, here at the Brave Community) may mean any of:
- an open tab
- an open window
- a running process
- an Internet browser user Profile
- a Brave Browser stable release installation
- a Brave Browser Beta release installation
- a Brave Browser Nightly release installation
- a ______ -type of workplace / workspace (there are many types)
A virtual platform may mean:
- a virtual platform
- a virtual workplace
- a virtual workspace
- a virtual workstation
- a “virtual instance”
. . . again, depending upon who is doing the reading / writing.
Better to describe in specific details, for example:
I have a Windows OS 11 PC, on which, I have 3 virtual platforms - 1: VMWare, 1: Parallels, 1: Windows Virtual Machine.
Brave Browser v1.76.82 is on my Windows OS 11 PC, the browser is a system level (not a user level) installation.
On each of the 3 virtual platforms mentioned, I have Windows OS 11 installed.
On the VMWare platform, I have Brave Browser v1.76.82 installed - a system level intallation.
On the Parallels platform, I have Brave Browser v1.63.169 installed - a user level installation.
On the Windows Virtual Machine platform, I have Brave Browser v1.76.82 installed - a user level intallation.
Thus, I have 4 Brave Browser installations:
- 1 BB installation on my Windows OS 11 PC platform
- 3 BB installations, 1 each per virtual platform, of the 3 virtual platforms on my Windows OS 11 PC
I use multiple Tabs for each Brave Browser user Profile of each Brave Browser installation.
ISSUE / PROBLEM:
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