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@Ugle the key point here is understanding what’s actually running and whether your expectations match how Chromium-based browsers are designed.
Chromium browsers, including Brave, run every tab and extension as a separate process. Each tab is its own process, and the same goes for every extension and many internal browser tasks. This design improves stability and security, but it can lead to higher memory and CPU usage on the surface.
There’s a common principle in computing that unused RAM is …
@Tosh8 Does this happen every time or just occasionally/randomly? The reason I’m asking is I’ve experienced the same issue for some pages like Reddit on occasion. It can and will happen on Firefox, Edge, Chrome, Brave, and I’m sure others.
There are a number of things that can happen to cause it and there are no easy answers. Sometimes it’s just bad cache, others it’s an issue with a script that’s trying to load, a site server error, some problem with an extension, or many other potential . I k…
How do I manually submit crash reports?
https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/articles/22281484910221-How-do-I-manually-submit-crash-reports
After you click the “Send Now” button, return to brave://crashes and gather up the Crash Report ID numbers that end with a string of zeros. Post the numbers, here, in a new reply. Example of a Crash Report ID number:
