Chrome, one of today’s most popular browsers developed by the technology giant Google, continues to become more secure, effective and efficient over the years. As part of its ongoing efforts, Google aims to take the browser performance to the next level by introducing a new panel to the browser. Here are the details.
Google Chrome will now feature a “Performance Panel”
The performance panel, which will be added to the structure within the update that Google plans to release for devices with macOS and Windows operating systems, will allow the RAM and CPU usage of Chrome in general and each tab to be monitored in detail.
The panel, which allows users to monitor which tab or plug-in uses system resources intensively, can significantly increase browser performance. The feature in question will be available to the user experience with the update that will be released shortly.
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The increasingly competitive environment among modern browsers forces companies to make visible improvements and improvements. Speed, which is among the top priorities in browser use, is the main focus of many companies. Google, one of these companies, has been frequently bringing up speed and user experience improvements, especially security, for its Chrome browser lately.
So, what do you think about this innovation? Do you think the feature in question will be able to take the browser performance to the next level? You can share your opinions with us in the comments section.