You can take a few additional steps to have them appear in the library of your Steam Deck alongside your usual purchases. Heroic is great for launching games through Epic, but booting into the desktop mode whenever you want to play them isn't too efficient.

Find Heroic Games Launcher in the list of results and hit Install.

Using the search function in the top-left of Discover, look for Heroic Games Launcher.

Otherwise, you can find it in the System tab of the applications menu.

Locate and open the Discover app, which is usually pinned to your taskbar with an icon resembling a blue shopping bag.

Ram = psutil.virtual_memory().available * 100 / psutil.virtual_memory().

Wait for a few seconds until the new tab has loaded.

Immediately switch the focus from the new tab to the older one.

Do nothing until a critical RAM usage is achieved.

It would be better, if the new tab would load in the background and take effect when it has finished loading.

Therefore the user can see the new dashboard loading. So when I create a new tab, the focus will immediately switch to the new tab. But my problem is that I can not switch between the tabs after creating them.

To do this as fast and nice as I can, I don't want to restart the whole browser but I just want to close the old task and open a new one. The only suitable solution seems to close the Firefox tab with Grafana dashboard inside and open it again. To keep my Raspberry alive, I have to clean up the RAM about every hour. The browser will show up a very RAM hungry Grafana dashboard (the Facebook and google urls are just an example here). I'm using a Raspberry Pi 4 with the up-to-date Raspbian. I'm searching for a Python 3 script, which can open and close Firefox tabs and switching their focus.

Firefox focus tabs