*Tabs might hog so much energy in the background.
According to an I.G's post .
Chrome still has a reputation as a battery hog, Particularly if you tend to open many tabs, but Google appears poised to fix that. The Windows club understands that an experimental feature in Chrome 86 will reduce energy use by shutting down unnecessary Java Script timers and tracker when a tab is in the background, such as those that check your scrolling position. The savings could be significant in the right circumstances. Reportedly, Google saved two hours of battery life in a test with 36 background tabs and one blank foreground tab - extreme conditions, to be sure, but not far - fetched.
The gains weren't quiet as dramatic when playinf a Youtube video. but The more intensive test still added about 36 minutes of runtime.
If this is true It would be very helpful to me and to us Chrome users & Laptop users,
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Good to know