Would performance be better if I did this all in one window? Or does Edge not work that way, and it makes no difference? I recall Chrome at one point ran every tab in its own process, so I don't think ...

If we were to compare the performance, Chrome still has an overall edge, but Firefox holds its own. It can keep pace with Chrome on most sites, and sometimes even loads faster tha ...

Once you leave the tab and don't open it again for 30 minutes or more, Edge will put the tab to sleep. It's like closing the tab without actually closing it. The tab is frozen where you left it and ...

Internet browsers are one of the staple uses of any computer. After all, they are gateways to the internet and facilitate everything that you can do with it. So choosing an internet browser becomes an ...

Web browsers aren't the most exciting pieces of software we use on a daily basis but if you use one for work, how fast and snappy they are makes the difference between a stress-free day and one that ...

The right browser can really upgrade your online experience. We help you narrow your options by comparing the most popular web browsers on speed, privacy, and other important features. I've been ...

Something to look forward to: Microsoft is making a serious push to improve Edge's performance. The Chromium-based browser is introducing "smart" enhancements for managing slow extensions, giving ...

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 disk ...

Use the following suggestions if the pinned tabs are getting unpinned in Edge or Chrome (depending on the browser you use): The first thing that you should do is check for updates. An outdated version ...