Issue:
- Currently, to end a tab process, you must:
Right-click on the tab bar, select “Task Manager > End Process.”
Otherwise, if the tab isn’t active, right-click > “Task Manager > search for the tab > End Process”
— - Idea:
Integrate the “End Process” option from the internal
task manager into the right-click context menu of the tab bar.
— - Why:
From time to time, I often need to end a tabs process for reasons
such as consumption of too much memory or CPU hogging (e.g., like 3D scenes).
Ending its process is a way I can temporarily disable them without closing the tab.
— - Notes:
I’m aware the “Memory Saver” feature exists, but I found this
to be quite ignoring, and it is why I stuck to the manual method.
Made this request only because it got redundant for me. Times when I’m thinking:
“Man, why can’t I just right-click on this tab and end process instead of xyz”.
Although I understand It’s a minor quality-of-life enhancement,
so not really a big deal if it requires a lot of work for one less click, lol. 