In my Linux laptop, I sometimes have a bunch of tabs opened in Google Chrome, which I believe creates a new process per tab. I would like to be able to pinpoint the tab that is using up the CPU. Is there an easy way to to that?
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Well Chrome has it's own built in task manager: Customize and Control Chrome (Wrench icon) -> Tools -> Task Manager I have never tried it in Linux, but that is where I would start. Since Grawity pulled his answer for completeness I'll add the keyboard shortcut: ShiftEsc | ||||
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