<![CDATA[WTF happened to extended lazy session loading ? Opera is now killing my i7-6700K + 8GB RAM]]>Hello, I've been using Opera since version 9, and one of the best features for me was the option to have a ton of opened tabs without killing the computer. Thanks to extended lazy tab loading (or whatever it was called in older Opera) I used to have hundreds of tabs opened, but not loaded in memory.

Since a recent version of Opera a few months ago, the experimental flag for extended lazy session loading stopped working and was removed.

I was hoping it was a bug at the beginning, so I just stopped using Opera for a bit and picked up Vivaldi instead. But here we are a while later, and it since the flag is removed, I assume it's intentional.

If I want to use Opera now, my powerful desktop (i7-6700K, 8GB RAM, SSD, AMD RX480) is getting almost unresponsive for 4 complete minutes, while I'm witnessing the RAM usage skyrocketing in the Task Manager, until it's using all of my 8GB.

Is there any hope of this being fixed, or do I have to drop and forget Opera ?

]]>https://forums.opera.com/topic/22237/wtf-happened-to-extended-lazy-session-loading-opera-is-now-killing-my-i7-6700k-8gb-ramRSS for NodeSat, 05 Sep 2026 18:34:10 GMTTue, 15 Aug 2017 12:48:43 GMT60<![CDATA[Reply to WTF happened to extended lazy session loading ? Opera is now killing my i7-6700K + 8GB RAM on Tue, 24 Oct 2017 09:31:11 GMT]]>As already discussed here, the flag is gone as the experiment ended.

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