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DNS Prefetching and the SPDY Protocol: Attempts by Google to Make Web Browsing More Efficient

Monday, December 7, 2009

To follow up on the previous entry that I wrote here, I considered writing about DNS prefetching in the Google Chrome web browser. After writing about Chrome’s JavaScript performance, I thought it might be appropriate to mention that web pages may appear more quickly in Chrome when DNS prefetching is enabled in it. It was […]

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Benchmarking of JavaScript Performance: Firefox 3.5 vs. Google Chrome 3.0

Monday, November 16, 2009

Many web pages and web applications rely on JavaScript. That is the reason JavaScript performance in web browsers tends to be considered a high priority by browser vendors. There may be other factors that affect browser performance, as browsers are not simply JavaScript engines. This was mentioned by a senior product manager on the Internet […]

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Explanations of What Makes Google Chrome Fast and Efficient

Monday, October 26, 2009

Ever since I started using Google Chrome, I have been very impressed with its speed. I wondered what it is about this web browser that makes it as fast and efficient as it is. I decided to do some research on what makes it faster than other browsers that I have used. I have read […]

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