The only way to discard the first tab now is to switch to another tab so that the second tab this time sends a new discarding request which results in the first tab to be discarded. You are expecting the first tab to be discarded but since its discarding request is sent before there are two real tabs, this request is being ignored. Open the second tab and wait for 10 seconds then load a second website. To generate this bug you can set discarding period to 10 and the maximum number of tabs to 1. In this case, this tab is not going to be discarded unless at least more than one tab gets opened. There are some rare situations where a tab does the request and it gets rejected for one of the above reasons. So a single background tab cannot ask for discarding more than once. To be more precise, a tab will request the check only once when it just moved to background after the user-defined discarding period is over. To be optimal, this extension only requests checking the discarding conditions when it really is necessary.
Still, the extension might sometimes not discard tabs with no good reason. In this article, we explore why a Tab Suspender isn't the solution to this problem -and instead, why you should be using a Tab Manager. The number of not-discarded tabs is less than the number that the user sets on the options page. Tab Suspenders are hugely popular for this very reason people want to take back the unnecessary allocation of RAM to the inactive tabs they have open. From version 0.3.2, the extension adds a tooltip text to the toolbar button for this particular tab if such a condition meets. do not discard this tab is checked for this particular tab from the popup window). a tab matches a condition that prevents discarding (e.g. Skipping the discarding has two main reasons: 1. It seems sometimes the extension simply just not discard a background tab that it should.
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