A: Thank you for reaching out! :)

As on web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.), consumption of resources depends on how many tabs, windows or (in Rambox) apps you have active. If you open all your active apps (that you have running in Rambox) in Chrome, you will get an idea of the RAM consumption of them. Also, it's not only the number of apps that increases RAM consumption, but some apps use more resources than others.

If you want Rambox to use less RAM, you can deactivate apps or even entire workspaces. Also, one of the cool features of Rambox, is that you can configure each app to hibernate/sleep after X amount of time of inactivity. This will help you to free memory if the app will not be used for a while. You can refer to this article to learn more about this feature: https://support.rambox.app/support/solutions/articles/42000066414-how-to-hibernate-