Ask Ubuntu Asked by webelo on January 6, 2022
I am trying to build an app with electron. When I do this, however, it appears that several chrome processes are created that don’t shut down after closing electron. These processes eat up a lot of memory that slow down my computer. Most of the processes are called something like chrome --type=renderer --field-trial-handle=...
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They occur even when I try to run the electron quick start app. I cannot figure out a way to stop these processes besides restarting the computer.
Here is a screenshot of these processes from my system monitor:
This is what happens when I try to end the process. Some sort of weird non-functioning dialogue box pops up:
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There might be a couple of reasons for this.
You can try disabling the 'background apps' - In Chrome Settings, click on the 'Advanced' button in the navigation menu on the left. Under 'System' uncheck
Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed
You can also try to clear the Cache. On Ubuntu-based systems, it is located in
~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Application Cache
on Windows it is usually under
C:WindowsSystem32configsystemprofileAppDataLocalGoogleChromeUser DataDefaultCache
As noted here, you can open the Chrome Task Manager to check which tabs consume the most CPU/Memory.
Answered by egelev on January 6, 2022
It is not caused by Electron. I was searching for what they were doing consuming my memory when I ran across your question. But I am not using or even have Electron installed. I instead run Brave browser which is built upon chromium. So this must be some chrome shit. I am new to this too.
Answered by swatantra on January 6, 2022
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