Add SuperchargePerformance to Tab Management#37
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SuperchargePerformance suspends inactive tabs using Chrome's native
chrome.tabs.discard()API, releasing RAM without killing tab history or requiring a page reload on return. It includes a configurable per-domain whitelist (18 web apps auto-protected) and is compatible with Chrome's built-in Memory Saver.The existing Tab Management entries cover workspace organization, session saving, and tab grouping. None address memory pressure from large tab counts. SuperchargePerformance is complementary, not a duplicate.
Update recency: v1.3.2 shipped 2026-04-30 (5 days ago). Featured badge and Verified Publisher on the Chrome Web Store. MV3 only, no deprecated APIs.