Microsoft Edge Successfully Reduces Page Strengthening Process

Microsoft Edge reduces page loading time (photo: dock. unsplash)

JAKARTA Microsoft made an update that benefits Edge users recently. The browser can now process the entire interface element by about 300 milliseconds (ms) faster.

Microsoft, via its official blog, said that this was the result of development over the past few months. In recent testing, Microsoft Edge was able to achieve a global First Contentful Paint (FCP) below 300 milliseconds.

This fast loading process is based on Microsoft's ambitious performance targets. Based on industry research, delayed interface loading of more than 300 to 400 milliseconds can affect user satisfaction.

Therefore, Microsoft is determined to cross that threshold. The sooner the interface element is published, the sooner users can interact with the content they are accessing.

"This achievement ... underlines our commitment to bringing forward pace in the industry. With Microsoft Edge, you get a smooth and fun online experience with minimal delays," Microsoft said, quoted on Tuesday, July 8.

So far, Microsoft has succeeded in reducing the average load time by 40 percent. This increase is not only felt in page loading, but also in 13 other browser features. Here are some improvements.