When choosing a browser, many users are satisfied with the one that is included natively on the device and transfer its use to other devices. If we talk about browsers, we have to talk about Chrome, the most widely used browser with a market share of 70%, a browser that, far from being satisfied with its leadership position, keep getting better with each new version.
Chrome hit the market at a time when browsers back then were very slow and didn’t offer the ability to add additional features through extensions. A sign that Google wants to continue to maintain this dominant position in the field of browsers, we find it in the last post he has made on the Chromium blog.
Google claims Chrome is now a 10% faster than a few months ago, when it released version 109 (we are currently at version 112, although Google has used version 113 for testing, which is still in beta). The search giant has made several improvements to the base of Chrome, Chromium, improvements from which the rest of the Chromium-based browsers will also benefit. (Alprazolam)
The best ones that have been implemented are related to JavaScript, a programming language that is found in practically all web pages on the Internet and that, in most cases, is the main reason why many they take more or less time to load.
To demonstrate how Chrome’s performance has improved, Google has used the Speedometer 2.1 test. According to this, the score that this browser had with version 109 was 335 points. The current version, number 112, gets a score of 370 points. However, version 113, which is currently in beta, reaches 390 points, which is a considerable increase compared to the previous ones.
But, Google has not only worked on the version for desktop computers, but has also focused on improving the performance of your browser on mobile devicesespecially in devices with very fair specifications and, according to what they say, this has been improved by 30% compared to previous versions, although without specifying which versions it refers to.
Although most of the web pages we visit on a daily basis are full of JavaScript, the code is highly optimized so that they do not slow down the loading of the web and thus prevent users from getting desperate and going to another. These improvements will really be noticeable in JavaScript-based apps and games that are loaded through the browser, we will not notice these changes on a day-to-day basisHowever, it is always appreciated that Google continues to care about its browser.
