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Windows users may know about the Task Manager that allows you to see CPU and memory usage of each task, but Chrome has one of its own as well.

How to access and use Chrome’s Task Manager Much like the other task managers you’re familiar with, Chrome’s Task Manager is very easy to access from a keyboard shortcut or through the app.