Edge classic has the same behavior I believe, and all the processes are grouped in the same place
I thought it was possible for Edge Chromium too
Or, failing that, group the processes together instead of there being several separate ?
08-24-2019 06:19 AM - edited 08-24-2019 06:20 AM
Hello
Why, at times, the Edge processes are all grouped together (only one separated) ?
And at times, they are "scattered"?
Not possible to have them all the time "grouped" ?
Thanks
08-26-2019 07:44 PM
Hi @tistou - Nice to see someone else using Task Manager. I believe it was the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update when this small enhancement was added (grouping process by apps) .
Great feedback grouping for other types as well. I can definitely see where this would save time and makes process management faster. Less clutter, easier process management, better navigation experience - to name a few.
I'll pass the feedback (feature request) to our Windows Performance side as well. Don't forget you can submit feedback by clicking the smiley face. Every piece of feedback submitted via "Send Feedback" is logged and reviewed.
Thanks
DarrenMH
08-26-2019 07:53 PM - edited 08-26-2019 07:54 PM
Thanks so much for your reply
Indeed, I regularly use the task manager, and another positive point of grouped processes and see the total use of the process (Edge Chromium for example) for the CPU, memory, etc ... very quickly
With all the separate processes, must to look for them, count, etc...
08-27-2019 11:26 AM
Hi @tistou, the reason that some Edge processes show up grouped and others (especially background processes) show up individually is because our background processes like updaters and crash handlers outlive the lifespan of any particular browsing session, so they aren’t launched with any parent/child relationship to a browsing session. Thanks - Elliot
08-27-2019 02:05 PM - edited 08-27-2019 02:11 PM
Hi
08-27-2019 03:15 PM - edited 08-27-2019 03:17 PM
And I do not think "the separation of processes" comes from there.
08-28-2019 09:54 AM
Hi
I confirm that it does not come from Chromium's "background processes"
For the same web page, I have 2 different behaviors (depending on the navigation)
If it could be corrected, it's an impression of "not finished"
Thanks
09-04-2019 02:52 PM
Hello
09-07-2019 03:43 AM
Hi
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09-07-2019 04:20 AM
Thanks for your reply
09-07-2019 04:34 AM
09-07-2019 06:49 AM
I do not care about ram usage, just CPU usage (in general) and the number of processes
For me, any software that uses too much process, is coded with "the feet"
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09-08-2019 02:53 AM - edited 09-08-2019 03:03 AM
Many people, including me, no longer use IE because of its incompatibility with some web pages
Especially people who buy PCs in store (returns that I saw)
But it is true that IE is better provided side options, and use
- Just right click on a web page, create a shortcut is an option that is sorely lacking Edge / Chromium.
- Opening a new tab that is not the priority page but remains in the background.
- Can customize a new tab with a web page
- Etc...
When MS do its own browser, it's excellent
After when it's "copied" to Chrome, there are also the little flaws of Chrome
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09-30-2019 09:06 AM
In addition to separate and ungrouped processes (which would give more readability)
I do not understand why in the Edge Task Manager (6 processes), the number of processes is different from the Windows Task Manager (10 processes)
Thanks