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Originally Posted by jmcilhinney
The reason Chrome is built that way is so that if an application crashes in one tab it won't affect other tabs. Why exactly do you want the user to be able to "kill" parts of your program and what are these parts doing?
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I'm making a game level editor, I wanted the different editors to be able shutdown a certain part of the program if it was crashing, and so you could see how memory and CPU much each part was using.
It probably isn't worth it, I just thought there was an easy way to do it.