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You are here:Home » Edge » How To Turn On & Change Sleeping Tabs Settings In Microsoft EdgeThis happens with computer users all the time. We keep tens of tabs open in our web browsers. Often, we keep tabs open because we want to go back to those pages (tabs) again.The problem with multiple open tabs is that they consume system resources when they are kept open. In short, more open tabs means more system resource usage. For example, if you have dozens of tabs open in your Edge browser, the browser might easily be consuming about 1.5 GB of RAM.Would not it be good if we could reduce the resource usage of tabs that we have not viewed for some time?If your PC often runs out of RAM because of web browsers, then you can turn on the new Sleeping tabs feature in Edge to reduce the RAM usage by up to 25%.What is the Sleeping tabs feature?Sleeping tabs is a new feature currently available in the Dev and Canary channels of Microsoft Edge. The feature, when enabled, puts inactivate tabs to sleep mode to save computer resources. By enabling Sleeping tabs, you can save resources by over 25%.This is how it works. When multiple tabs are open, and you are viewing only one tab for a prolonged period, Edge browser puts other inactive tabs to the sleeping state to save system resources.Sleeping tabs is a fantastic feature to have. We urge users to turn it on and configure it correctly.NOTE: The Sleeping tabs feature is currently available in the Edge Dev channel only.Here is how to turn on or off and change the sleeping tabs settings in the Microsoft Edge browser.Step 1: Click on the three dots (refer to the picture below) and then click Settings to open the Edge settings page.Step 2: On the left pane, click on the System tab.Step 3: In the Save resources section, turn on the option labeled Save resources with the sleeping tabs option to turn on the Sleeping tabs feature.Change Sleeping tabs settings in Microsoft EdgeStep 1: In the Edge browser, click on the three horizontal dots and then click the Settings option. This will open the Settings page.Step 2: In the left pane, click on the System tab. In the Save resources section, you can see options to change Sleeping tabs settings.With default settings, tabs are put in sleeping mode after 30 minutes of inactivity. To change this, select any other number from the drop-down box next to Put inactive tabs to sleep after the specified amount of time option.The page also offers an option to exclude specific website tabs from entering the sleeping mode.For instance, you can prevent a

A Home screen, tap Apps > Gallery. 2. Tap a folder to open it. 3. Tap More options > Edit. 4. Tap images and videos to select them, or tap the All checkbox at the top of the screen to select all images and videos. Page 110: Internet ► From a Home screen, tap Apps > • Tabs: Manage open tabs. The number on Samsung folder > Internet. the icon indicates the number of tabs that are currently open. Command Keys The following command keys are available:... Page 111 Browser Tabs Save and Open Bookmarks Bookmarking a web page saves the web address so Use tabs to view multiple web pages at the same time. that you can access it quickly. To open a new tab: To bookmark the current web page: ►... Page 112 Bookmarks > Saved pages. To enable Secret mode: 2. Tap a saved page to open it in the browser. 1. From a Home screen, tap Apps > Samsung folder > Internet. View History 2. Tap Tabs. To view a list of recently visited web pages: 3. Page 113: Internet Settings To turn off Secret mode: 1. From a Home screen, tap Apps > Samsung folder > Internet. 2. Tap Tabs > Turn off secret. Internet Settings These settings allow you to modify settings associated with using the Internet app. 1. From a Home screen, tap Apps >... Page 114: Memo Memo Use Memo to write and save notes on your device. Compose a Memo 3. Tap Save when finished. You can create memos using the Memo app. Edit Memos 1. From a Home screen, tap Apps > Memo. You can make edits to memos you create. 2. Page 115: Memo Options Browse Memos You can browse memos you create. ► From a Home screen, tap Apps > Memo. Browse memo entries by swiping up or down. • • To search for a memo, tap Search. Memo Options You can edit, share, or manage memos. 1. Page 116: Messages Messages Learn how to send and receive different messages using the Samsung Messages app on your device. Types of Messages The Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) lets you send and receive multimedia messages (such as picture, The Samsung Messages app provides the following... Page 117: Create And Send Messages Create and Send Messages 4. Tap the Enter message field to enter a message. Attach: Add images, audio, and more to your • This section describes how to create and send a message. message using the Messages app. • Emoticon: Choose an available emoticon 1. Page 118: Delete Messages View New Messages Delete Messages When you receive a new message, New message To delete messages, follow these steps: appears

Sign in to your How-To Geek account On your iPhone or iPad, you can easily customize the Safari Start Page in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 (or higher). You can make the page blank (mostly), add a background image, or pick and choose what you want to see. Here's how. First, open Safari on your iPhone or iPad and open a new tab by tapping the tabs button (two overlapping rectangles), then tapping the plus ("+") button. You'll see Safari's "Start Page" by default. To edit what's on the Start Page, scroll down if necessary and tap the "Edit" button. When you tap "Edit," a "Customize Start Page" window will appear. Use the switches beside the listed options to turn them on or off. Here's what each option does. Favorites: This displays items from your Favorites list (like bookmarks). Frequently Visited: You'll see a list of frequently visited websites. Shared With You: This gives you a list of items shared with you from other people through the Messages app. Privacy Report: This shows a report on the number of trackers Safari has blocked recently. Siri Suggestions: This displays suggestions from Siri related to what's in your history and bookmarks. Reading List: This shows items from your Reading List. iCloud Tabs: This shows Safari tabs that are synchronized across iCloud from your other devices. While also in the "Customize Start Page" window, you can use the "three lines" handle beside each item to tap and drag the Start Page items in the list. This will change the order of how the items will appear on the Start Page. And if you turn the switch beside "Background Image" into the "on" position, you can select a background picture that will display behind the content on your Start Page. Tap an image in the thumbnails or tap the plus ("+") button to select a custom image from your photo library. If you want to make your Start Page as minimalist as possible, switch off every item on the "Customize Start Page" list. (Unfortunately, you'll still see the "Edit" button.) When you're done, click the "X" button to close the Customize Start Page window. The changes you've made take effect immediately. Happy browsing!