Microsoft says Microsoft Edge users will notice improved performance and a smaller disk footprint because the web browser now automatically compresses disk caches. "Beginning with Microsoft Edge ...

Microsoft has tweaked the Microsoft Edge sleeping tabs feature to improve the web browser's overall responsiveness and performance. This feature started rolling out for Edge users running version ...

A new "performance mode" for the Microsoft Edge browser improves the use of CPU, RAM, and battery resources for users of the browser.

Microsoft Edge 100 Performance Boost. One of the most notable upgrades in the latest version of the Windows browser is the improved iteration of its sleeping tabs feature, ...

The performance enhancements are attributed to a variety of improvements, but Microsoft highlights two primary factors: The organisation of the UI code in Edge was not sufficiently modular.

The Microsoft Edge browser is now even more optimized and has a bit higher performance on Windows. That’s thanks to changes in version 102 of the browser, which can now automatically compress ...

Microsoft Edge will soon have a performance mode that will help it use less memory, CPU, and battery. Performance mode is currently in testing for some Edge users on Edge Canary version 91.0.856.0.

Microsoft is making its Edge browser a little more gamer-friendly today thanks to some Xbox and PC gaming improvements. Alongside a new gaming-focused homepage and casual games integration, Edge ...

Microsoft Edge could be getting a bit of a performance boost. Now in testing with the Canary version of the web browser is a new “Performance Mode” option, which helps optimize your browsing ...

Microsoft is testing a new performance mode for its Edge browser. The mode will improve RAM, CPU, and battery usage on certain PCs, and it’s currently being tested in the Canary version of the ...

Microsoft Edge Performance Detector. Performance Detector will be able to see any issues caused by unnecessary tabs or the use of extensions that may be hogging bandwidth.

In context: Microsoft's new Edge browser has been scooping up users like there's no tomorrow. Though it's still nowhere near the top (Chrome still controls 67 percent of the market), it has ...