Google Chrome browser will start working much faster after updating

Google has developed a new JavaScript compiler for its V8 engine in Chrome, which improves its performance by 23%.

The released service pack adds to the browsera Sparkplug component that works between the V8 Ignition bytecode interpreter and the TurboFan optimizing compiler. It will simplify the processing of the web page data stream, making it load faster.

Performance is improved by the fact that the compiler operates on the bytecode, rather than the source code of the main web development language JavaScript.

According to the developers, the engines of allused by Chrome every day they spend onJavaScript execution time is equivalent to 78 years. Starting with the M91 browser version, the built-in Sparkplug will speed up processing by 23%, which will save users 17 years of CPU time every day.

Let us remind you that the other day Microsoft announced “one of the largest” Windows updates over the past 10 years.

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