Google has offered up new information about the effects of recent optimizations on the performance of its web browser Chrome.
In a blog post, the company claims Chrome on Android now uses between 5-7% less memory and loads web pages faster than ever before. Google also says the mobile browser now experiences far fewer crashes and rendering issues.
Largely, these performance improvements can be attributed to steps to partition the browser’s code, such that resource-expensive features are only loaded when absolutely necessary.
