If you look in Windows Task Manager, it’s quite difficult to tell which tab in Chrome is chewing up all that memory. How can you easily tell which tab is associated with which process?

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问题

超级用户读者KCArpe想知道他是如何看到哪个Chrome标签正在使用什么系统资源的：

How do I identify which process belongs to which tab in Google Chrome?

Normally, I have a (ridiculously) large number of tabs open. If I need to free memory on my box, I would like to choose based on tab/process memory footprint.

因为在任务管理器中查找只会产生几十个相同的chrome.exe他怎么知道？

答案

超级用户贡献者Dennis写道：

In chrome://memory-redirect/, you can see all open processes (tabs, plugins, extensi***, etc.), including their private memory usage and their PID.

Using the PID, you can kill the corresponding process from a Command Prompt / Terminal:

Windows: taskkill /PID <PID>

Linux: kill <PID>

Contributor Dracs以另一种方式添加了一些内容，以查看流程：

Chrome has it’s own in-built task manager which makes it easy to identify which process belongs to which tab(s). You can access it by the hotkey Shift+Esc or by right clicking on the title bar and selecting “Task Manager”.

Chrome also has a more detailed memory page which can be accessed by opening a new tab and entering chrome://memory-redirect/ into the omnibox. It can also be accessed via the “Stats for nerds” link in the Task Manager.

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