Google has just made a major announcement that will make most of the Google Chrome users euphoric. Most of us don’t even bother to pay attention regarding the updates associated with our web browsers but this time it is an entirely different case. In a recent press release, Google has announced that there will be a major update (for Google Chrome) releasing on 6th December 2016 which will drastically improve the performance of your PC and laptop by consuming 50% less RAM memory as compared to the current version.
Recently, there were a lot of complaints registered against the performance of Google Chrome which was damaging the credibility of "the most popular web browser" in the world. A lot of people were criticizing Google Chrome for being a memory hog application which is slowing down the performance of their PCs and laptops.
The upgrade that’s ought to be released on 6th December has an updated JavaScript engine that would be integral in boosting the performance of the machine. The new upgrade would enable you to open as many tabs as you want without influencing the performance of Chrome or your laptop. According to a survey, 41.6 % of the internet users have opted for Google Chrome as their go-to browser for web surfing making it the most used web browser replacing the good old Microsoft Internet Explorer and therefore, the pressure is on Google to address the issues if they want to maintain their top place. Once the upgrade would be integrated, the users will have the luxury to switch between the apps as fast as they want without facing the lagging or hanging issues. The current version of Chrome is absorbing too much of the memory which usually results in slow performance that might force the users to install other fast web browsers such as Safari or Mozilla Firefox.
It is commendable that Google has paid attention to the issues faced by the users and Paklap.pk hopes that the upgrade would work as a solution to sort out all these matters. The performance test reports further certify the claim of Google as Google Chrome 55 already uses 50% less RAM than the Chrome 53. It is a collective effort of the developers and the V8 team who have analyzed and rectified the issues that were inducing the problems in the first place. Google Chrome was launched in 2008, and since then the team behind the idea has worked tirelessly to make it better with the new upgrades. With that being said, let us see how the users seem to react to the update and whether they approve of Google's claim with respect to it or not.
