From ben, on a chrome-ui-leads thread: """I'm a bit concerned that adding all the subframes as individual rows default-accessible might make this UI overwhelming. A simple alleviation of this would be to group the subframe rows as child rows of the parent tab & collapse them by default. Perhaps they expand out when sorting by column. See ProcessExplorer on Windows for an example of a tree UI like this."""
What ProcessExplorer does, is it adds +/- buttons to a sortable table layout without making it a treeview layout. In the default layout, child rows are grouped to be after their parents; but sorting (e.g. by memory size) can dislocate that grouping. However, regardless of whether the children currently appear in the order, the +/- button controls whether the a row's children are currently showed in the list.
Implementing this will likely require work both at the views and task manager level.
Comment 1 by nick@chromium.org
, Jul 15 2016