An even faster Microsoft Edge
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An even faster Microsoft Edge
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Re: An even faster Microsoft Edge
#2It’s even faster if you avoid a product with Microsoft bloat. What they’re been doing to Windows 11 with widgets, celebrity news, and failing to respect user’s default preferences is atrocious.
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#3I'm using Edge on one of the company's computers and it's decent. Not to compare to the ol' Explorer.
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#4An interesting aside here about moving away from React to Web Components was a big part of their improvement it seems.
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#5Did Microsoft invent their own XUL?
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#6I don't care if you get a puppy with every Edge based Bing search, I'm not using the browser that you're shoving down my throat and up my hind end so hard they're meeting in the middle.
If M$ didn't make it so that exchange email exports only worked in Edge, I would never use it at all.
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#7An interesting aside here about moving away from React to Web Components was a big part of their improvement it seems.
The teams went the opposite direction for - a much worse result.
Re: An even faster Microsoft Edge
#8I don't care if you get a puppy with every Edge based Bing search, I'm not using the browser that you're shoving down my throat and up my hind end so hard they're meeting in the middle. If M$ didn't make it so that exchange email exports only worked in Edge, I would never use it at all.
IE6. Never forget.
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#9Is Edge still sending all URLs and images to Microsoft by default?
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#10> Edge monitors its UI responsiveness via telemetry collected from end users’ machines. We intentionally did this collection for all the parts of the Edge UI, not just for the web pages that we render. What did we learn from this data?
Building a lot of spying is one option
Another could be to simply get a "a device without an SSD or with less than 8GB RAM!", launch the app and observe all the slow glory yourself
And yet another is doing a bit more architecture design work upfront and... not use React in the first place instead of doing rewrites