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Depending on your tab count and how "heavy" the websites are, you can expect a considerable reduction of memory and CPU usage and indirectly your battery consumption by automatically suspending the tabs you aren't using. Some of the options you can configure are: - Whitelist urls or domains that you do not want to suspend - Show a screen shot of the page just before it was suspended -...

I believe this is the first Tab Suspender for Safari since the transition to the new Safari App Extension model. I was inspired by (the great) "The Great Suspender for Chrome" Depending on your tab count and how "heavy" the websites are, you can expect a considerable reduction of memory and CPU usage and indirectly your battery consumption by automatically suspending the tabs you aren't...

Hey MacBook users ! I think we can all agree Chrome is great for web development and power use because of its extensions support, but it's a massive resource hog - specially bad when not plugged in to a power outlet and you see the battery percentage dropping every time you blink. Do you want to just chill in the couch or go to a coffee shop, or some other situation where it's not convenient...

Hey William, Thanks for checking Handoff Tabs . Firefox support is definitely in the roadmap. It will require a separate web extension to communicate with the app, but it's very doable!