Different sites crashes and this error pops up - Aw, Snap! Something went wrong displaying this webpage. Error code: Out of Memory
It happens on random sites, but most often and regularly on Telegram web version (web.telegram.org).
Only happens in Cent, tried standard Chrome and Brave browsers and everything ok.
I googled fix and tried to turn of acceleration, turn off Memory Saver in setting - these dont help.
PC: No overclocking
RAM 32GB (2x16) DDR5 5600 (40-40-40)
7800x3d
4070 ti
This is because the memory usage of this tab process has reached its limit. First, are you using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of the browser? 64-bit programs generally have a higher process limit. Second, have you tested the situation without browser extensions enabled? This phenomenon is often seen when an extension accidentally blocks some elements within a webpage, but the webpage script keeps trying to create them, ultimately leading to the tab process's memory usage reaching its limit and crashing.
(12-20-2025, 02:29 AM)S8F8ry Wrote: This is because the memory usage of this tab process has reached its limit. First, are you using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of the browser? 64-bit programs generally have a higher process limit. Second, have you tested the situation without browser extensions enabled? This phenomenon is often seen when an extension accidentally blocks some elements within a webpage, but the webpage script keeps trying to create them, ultimately leading to the tab process's memory usage reaching its limit and crashing.
I'm using 64 bit portable version, maybe its portable problem? And on same sites with same extentions on chrome this error never happened, but thanks for this info i will try to disable them and see if it gonna keep happening.
This issue is generally not related to whether it is a portable program, because browser tabs are independent processes. The current error page indicates that a large number (or even potentially approaching infinity) of page elements or JavaScript objects have been created within the current tab, causing the process's memory usage to reach its limit. Given that you mentioned encountering this issue on different websites, it is more likely that an extension is causing the problem.
