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Microsoft makes 'most important features' of Edge significantly faster

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If you feel like Microsoft Edge could benefit from some notable performance improvements, Microsoft has some very good news for you. Read more...

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Živě.cz

It really is faster, you won't believe it. Microsoft has made the Edge browser faster in 14 places

Microsoft announced last year that it would speed up the user experience in its web browser. It made the changes with the release of Edge 132 (currently the live version 133 is available), when it converted 14 different components from the older React UI interface to WebUI 2.0. The redesigned interface uses a more efficient and ...

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winfuture.de

Edge gets much faster: Microsoft reports better UI performance

Microsoft Edge has got a strong performance boost, at least as far as the user interface is concerned. With a recent update, the Internet browser from Redmond should now be significantly faster to use. (Continue reading)

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BlogNT : le Blog des Nouvelles Technologies

Microsoft Edge 132: speed improvements for smoother navigation

Microsoft is continuing its efforts to improve the speed of its Edge browser. The latest update, Edge 132, is making significant improvements to the user interface, making it faster and more responsive. According to Microsoft, 14 areas of Edge's user interface have been optimized, offering average performance gains of 40%. [...] The Microsoft Edge 132 article: Speed improvements for smoother navigation appeared first on BlogNT: the Blog of New T…

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Windows Central

Many of Microsoft Edge's most important features are now faster than ever

Microsoft Edge just got a big update that improves the speed of at least 14 UI elements by 40% on average. The speed boost is thanks to Microsoft's migration to WebUI 2.0.

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thurrott.com

Microsoft Brings More Performance Improvements to Edge

More interfaces in Microsoft Edge have transitioned to WebUI 2.0, resulting in dramatic and noticeable performance gains. The post Microsoft Brings More Performance Improvements to Edge appeared first on Thurrott.com.

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