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Although Google Chrome is one of the most popular Internet browsers, it is considered one of the most used battery systems. However, it turns out that this particular problem can be solved soon. According to a report by TheWindowsClub, the "test feature" in Chrome 86 has been shown to extend the battery life of the laptop by up to 2 hours. The report says that Google is exploring the idea of ​​reducing the 'JavaScript' time limit in the background to get up to the minute. Technical documents indicate that Google tried with the prototype that actually did, and that 36 random tabs were 'virtually empty' in previous tabs. At the end of the experiment, it was found that this walk could prolong battery life by about 2 hours. On the reservation, it shouted 'Blank:' in front of the front desk, which turned to YouTube, which uses video in full screen mode and in this case, extended the battery life to about 36 minutes. Gone. "Chrome plans to sync JavaScript time to less than 5 minutes if a web page arrives 5 minutes late. Similarly, Chrome plans to bend JavaScript time from 1 minute to 5 minutes." Said. It also states that enterprise policy program administrators can opt out of this feature in Google Chrome, as there are no issues with the Chrome Enterprise Browser when this feature is released.