Google has announced a series of improvements that have improved the performance of Google Chrome by around 10 percent on macOSas well as Android, so users should be able to enjoy faster browsing on their devices.
In general, the mentioned changes are expanded in the form of changes in the operation of the cache and better RAM memory management, for example, and although they are not details that users can care about much, like interface changes or new features, a faster browser is notable and welcome.
It should be noted that there are changes such as some optimizations to specific JavaScript or CSS functionswhich can be more or less noticeable depending on the websites we visit, but there are other changes such as improved memory management that will be noticeable regardless of the use we make of the browser.
This, together with the new resource saving mechanisms, should also provide higher performance with less resource consumption, especially with the in-memory tab unloading system that was recently introduced in Google Chrome and that helps free up RAM on computers that do not have too much memory.
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