In a new Post shared on your Windows blogMicrosoft states that it has “reached a major milestone” when it comes to improving the speed of the edge user interface. Now it takes the browser of Microsoft less than 300 milliseconds, which begins to present the first parts of a website for users, whether it is in parts of the text, picture, or user interfaces.
It is known as a metric First controversial paint (FCP) that Google introduced in its chrome browser in 2017, and according to Microsoft, “Industry Research suggests that waiting for early materials more than 300 to 400ms can greatly affect the user’s satisfaction.” However, when loading the first elements of a site in less than 300 milliseconds, the browser can help feel sharp and responsible, FCP is not an indication of how long it will take to load a site into its entirety.
The upgrade may persuade some users to switch to the edge, with currently less than five percent of the browser market share worldwide compared to 68 percent of Chrome. Microsoft may soon face new competition from companies Openai who are also considering offering their own browsers To complement the current AI web search tools.
Follow similar performance benefits Microsoft has highlighted the previous blog posts in previous blog posts in previous blog posts made possible by the company’s continuous efforts. Migrate the edge user interface for a fast webui 2.0 Architecture that “reduces the size of our code bundles, and the volume of the JavaScript code running during the beginning of the UI.”
Last February, Microsoft said that the download, history and new private browsing tabs were average, About 40 percent fastThe company says it has given the same performance improvement for 13 additional browser features, including the settings that are more responsible, split screens that now provide “close-instant navigation and low loading delays”, and the smooth playback for its AI-Interested and Activity-Centrality-Decent Reed Alaud feature.
In the coming months, Microsoft has planned to initiate additional performance to the edge for features such as print preview and extension.
