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What am I missing? They replaced Muon (their Electron-fork) with straight Chromium. Brave is now 22% faster than it used to be, if I read TFA correctly.
by eivarv 8y ago
What am I missing?
They replaced Muon (their Electron-fork) with straight Chromium. Brave is now 22% faster than it used to be, if I read TFA correctly.
- aiCeivi9 8y agoOP asks why should he care, that Brave is no longer slower than Chromium it is based on. It doesn't sound like something impressive.
- jug 8y agoOh. I wonder if this post had gained as much attention if the header was "Brave is now about as fast as Chrome".
- Derek_MK 8y agoI mean, if you consider the adblocking, tracker blocking, etc, then it's faster than Chrome, and may have been even before the switch (citation needed on that though). That stuff takes a long time to load, even on Chromium. So the idea is that they've always been loading fewer things (so it's faster in that aspect), but now the speed of loading the same content is better.