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#Chrome for mac 52 trial#
Start Your Free Trial Today Android Mobile User Agents Samsung Galaxy S9 As you can see, it says Google Chrome is using significant energy.Get access to a free, trial version of DeviceAtlas. Anyway, the area of interest is in the upper right. Hope ya like my aesthetic, dock layout, etc. For a year they run perfectly fine - then a year or two goes by and they're suddenly capable of maintaining 80+% for more than an hour. The same thing has happened to my last two laptops. If it really is a hardware or internal issue, and I need to take it to the Apple Store for an inspection - then that's strange. I feel like I've tried all of the suggestions on the Apple website. I haven't driven over my laptop with a tractor or put it in the microwave, or anything.I've only had my macOS Catalina MacBook Air (2019) for 1 year, up until now.The "battery saver" preferences are set to the recommended settings.I've tried restarting my computer whenever this happens to no avail.Let alone any that SHOULD drain battery, like Steam games, Logic, etc. I never have more than three applications open at the same time.My brightness is always low and is not automatic.My Mac is up to date with the latest version.I'm good with my storage, not even half full.Other "significant battery users" include Safari, Spotify, Discord, iMovie, and other basic household applications. I NEVER keep excessive tabs open, which is why I use Chrome extensions like "Window Manager". I don't use any power-draining sites, I don't think. Note, it is updated to the most current version. I hover over the icon and it'll list what is using "significant energy". It seems like, as every single minute goes by, the battery percentage ticks down. Note: at one point, I was able to use my Mac for 5+ hours, unplugged - and constantly without it sleeping, or automatically going into power save mode, with the aesthetic screensaver animation stuff.Īnyway, I'm making this inquiry because - now - my Mac loses all of its battery in just 1.5 hours. TL DR, has this happened to anyone before? Any personal recommendations? Questions? Problems? Submission not showing up? Spot a spammer or a troll? Message #chromeĪs the title says. If you think you found a bug, please report it at If you see a spammer, troll, or shill commenter, please use the report option and/or message the mods. Posting tip: check the new queue for your submission after posting. Posting the same links multiple times, or posting them as comments on posts that have nothing to do with your extension is considered spamming, and you will be banned for such actions. We welcome you to post links to any Chrome extensions that you have created, within reason. If you are unable to abide by this simple request, or if your only submissions are to the same sites over and over, or to your personal site(s), you will be banned. Post directly to the original article or source whenever possible. Please don't link to blogspam, meaning blogs or websites that are simply re-hosting articles/information ripped off from other sites. Also, such requests should only be done as self-posts. If you're looking for help with a specific issue, please include your info from about:version (click the triple-bar button-> "About Google Chrome") and what OS you're using. If you're posting a request for help with Chrome, please use this tag at the beginning of your post title. We have a zero tolerance policy toward spammers and trolls. Please follow reddiquette and the Golden Rule. Some things to consider before posting or commenting: Post links, ask questions, find solutions, and discuss Chrome-related subjects.
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