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@bbbhltz Definitely feel free to post a bug report or in the forums if you see any indication that it is using more power than expected.
https://redmine.stoutner.com/projects/privacy-browser/boards
@bbbhltz You could see what happens if you tell it to disable background usage. Privacy Browser should not be using any CPU in the background (it pauses JavaScript timers in the background), so disabling nonexistent CPU usage shouldn’t cause any problems.
@bbbhltz Although, as you suggested, sometimes these messages are poorly worded. Perhaps it doesn’t like Privacy Browser consuming RAM in the background. Moving it out of RAM doesn’t typically save any battery power because, as I understand it, the RAM consumes the same amount of power whether or not there is data sitting in it.
@bbbhltz If you run Clear and Exit when you are done with Privacy Browser, either through the Navigation menu or by closing the last tab, that should completely remove Privacy Browser from RAM as well as guarantee there is nothing left that could possibly use the CPU.