In response to Microsoft Edge, Google launched Chrome 91 browser to improve performance by 23%, please update

Google has just updated Chrome browser to version 91, which improves performance by up to 23%.

A few days ago, Microsoft updated the “sleeping tab” and “startup boost” features to help speed up the Edge browser. And to “lose enough” with Microsoft, Google also has Chrome browser version 91, which increases performance up to 23%.

To do this, Google has improved the performance of V8 Javascript and WebAssembly by adding a new JavaScript compiler (called Sparkplug) and a new way to optimize code placement in RAM.

According to Thomas Nattestad – product manager at Chrome – these upgrades save users more than 17 years of CPU time each day. Currently Chrome version 91 has been released to users.

You can check and update the version of Chrome you are using by clicking on the 3 dots in the upper right corner -> Select “Update Google Chrome”. If you don’t see this button, you’re using the latest version of Chrome. After the update is complete, you can click the “Relaunch” button to restart the browser.

Summary of main ideas:

– Google launched Chrome browser version 91 to increase performance by 23%.

– That’s thanks to Google improving V8 Javascript and WebAssembly by adding the Sparkplug compiler and finding a new way to optimize code placement in RAM.

– Currently Chrome version 91 has been released to users.

Source MSPowerUser compiled GVN360

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