Multiple chrome.exe problems in the Task Manager Process

I suddenly found that there were multiple chrome.exe processes in the Task Manager process. It was strange that I only opened the browser once. Why are there multiple chrome.exe processes ?!

After checking the internet, we found that every time Google Chrome opened a new tag page, a chrome.exe process was added in the system process.

One of the features of Chrome's open-source program is the "sandbox" mode. This is the case where one expansion occupies one process and one tag occupies one process, this is to prevent the entire browser from crashing when one page or expansion crashes. In general, this is a very innovative technology. In IE, although only one process is integrated, if one web page crashes, the entire IE browser will crash, which will cause a lot of troubles to users.

The problem is clear, but I carefully counted the number of processes, and compared with the number of self-opened tag pages, I found that the number of processes is obviously redundant. Why?

So I tried to force the process to end and see how it would respond.

When one of them ends, a tag in chrome prompts a crash. As a result, the tag crashes in the next few cases, which is very consistent with the reason described above.

I ended up with another one. This time, the browser tab did not prompt for a crash. I am wondering... but the desktop displays the following information:

Then I ended up with another prompt:

It is clear that a new chrome.exe process will be created after these plug-ins are completed.

Conclusion: There is always a reason for this problem.