From Soy de Mac, we always advise you to stay as far away as possible from Chrome, or touch it with a stick. From Google it seems that they do not know or do not want to find the key that turns their browser into an option to take into account and that stop being a beastly consumer of resources on any type of Mac.
In case anyone has any doubts about the resource-hungry Chrome, YouTube Jonathan Morrison has carried out a curious experiment in which open 6.000 tabs in Google Chrome to see if the new Mac Pro with 1,5 TB of RAM is capable of handling it well.
Many are the users who have carried out different tests with the new Mac Pro to put its power to the limit, however, no one had bothered to do such a test, a test that once again reveals the Chrome browser, showing us how many tabs together it is capable of managing it.
During the whole process, he used a script with Automator, the Mac did not show no performance or operational issues during the process of opening the tabs, a process that took a few hours and did not affect the integrity of macOS Catalina either.
Fortunately, in macOS we have other options like Firefox, if Safari is not it offers us what we need in a browser. Since the launch of Firefox Quantum, the performance and speed offered by this privacy-focused browser, like Safari, from the Mozilla Foundation, has improved considerably.
From Soy de Mac, and in my particular case, Firefox in the browser that I use daily and since it has bookmark synchronization with the mobile version, I can keep bookmarks on both iPhone and iPad and Mac in sync at all times.
