IOS Chrome becomes faster and more stable
Although there are also a lot of Chrome fans on iOS, most of the user experience is a unified cross-platform experience, rather than the pursuit of the speed or stability of the browser itself. This is because iOS Chrome has always used the UIWebView rendering engine. Compared with Safari, it has a certain performance gap. Fortunately, in the latest version, Google has finally improved this problem. They switched to the newer WKWebView engine, which significantly improved Chrome's speed (especially for JavaScript) and reduced the chance of software crashes by 70%.
In addition, the desktop version of Chrome also adds a Data Saver plug-in that can compress website Data and help users in need to save traffic. In addition, the plug-in icons are more clearly displayed than in the past. When there is a problem, it is easier for users to manage and clear the plug-in icons. It is reported that updates of the two versions will be released within today. You can try again to see if it is not easy to use.
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