RAM light

Displays free memory.

What is RAM light?

'RAM Light' is a Chrome extension designed to provide a real-time indication of your device's free memory. It places a clear, colour-coded digit on your toolbar, showing available memory in GBs. The indicator refreshes every minute and with each tab or option change. Notably, it is engineered to avoid memory leaks or overloading your CPU. You have the flexibility to modify defaults through its options page.

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By: hektr992

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Users: 719 ▲ 6

Rating: 4.57 (7)

Version: 0.1.3 (Last updated: 2017-12-03)

Creation date: 2017-12-02

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
system.memory
storage
alarms

Size: 20.80K

Email: he*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 35747 ▼ 69

Other rankings

#667 in Accessibility ▼ 3 #60 in light keyword 37 ▼ 4 #64 in memory keyword 13

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Features:

Adds a digit on chrome toolbar, indicating how much memory is free (in Gb).
Indicator is updated every minute and any time when you remove/create tab, change options, or click on indicator.
Doesn't cause memory leaks and doesn't overload your cpu.
Uses green/yellow/red colors for indication high/average/low capacity of free memory

You can change defaults using options page.

User reviews

works great

EGYMAN, 2024-06-08

Generally it works great - very useful tool. What makes it nearly unusable is that the small icon window in the right upper corner is too small to show 3 digits. Could you please either round it to 2 digits, or make the font smaller to show all 3? Thank you

Adam Janca, 2022-12-28

Works as intended, but can you please fix it to display 3 digits? lol. If it's not too much to ask. I do understand this is for people with low system resources, but I'd appreciate it if you would. Thanks either way!