Fixing Opera’s High RAM Usage on Android
## Direct Answer
To fix Opera using too much RAM on Android, go to Opera’s settings, select “Data savings” and enable it. Then, clear the browser’s cache and cookies, and consider disabling unnecessary extensions.
## Step-by-Step Guide
1. **Open Opera**: Open the Opera browser on your Android device.
2. **Access Settings**: Tap on the three dots at the bottom right corner and select “Settings”.
3. **Enable Data Savings**: Scroll down to the “Data savings” section and toggle the switch to enable it.
4. **Clear Cache and Cookies**: Go to the “Storage” section and select “Clear browsing data”. Choose the types of data you want to clear, such as cache, cookies, and browsing history.
5. **Disable Unnecessary Extensions**: Go to the “Extensions” section and disable any extensions you don’t use.
6. **Restart Opera**: Restart the Opera browser to apply the changes.
## FAQ
### Q: Why is Opera using too much RAM on my Android device?
A: Opera’s high RAM usage can be caused by various factors, including enabled extensions, cache, and cookies.
### Q: Will enabling data savings affect my browsing experience?
A: Enabling data savings may slightly affect your browsing experience, as it compresses web pages to reduce data usage.
### Q: How often should I clear cache and cookies?
A: It’s recommended to clear cache and cookies regularly, such as every week, to maintain Opera’s performance and prevent high RAM usage.
### Q: Can I use other methods to reduce Opera’s RAM usage?
A: Yes, you can also try closing unnecessary tabs, updating Opera to the latest version, and using a task killer app to manage RAM usage.
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