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I'm not aware of any non-Google sites that are optimized for Chrome, but Google's Search and literally every single one of their products was optimized for Chro
by zuron7 11y ago
I'm not aware of any non-Google sites that are optimized for Chrome, but Google's Search and literally every single one of their products was optimized for Chrome using the SPDY protocol. This was the major one.
https://developers.google.com/speed/spdy/ https://developers.google.com/speed/spdy/
- djrogers 11y agoA website being able to run on a nearly abandoned network protocol (I know, most of sdpy is in http/2) hardly results in a horrible experience for everyone else. It's the perfect kind of optimization - nobody without chrome would ever know it exists.
- JohnBooty 11y agoFirefox has supported SPDY for quite a few years. Did any of Google's sites perform badly on Firefox? I use a few of Google's services; for browsers I mainly use Firefox and sometimes Chrome. I've never noticed a big difference between the two browsers when it came to performance, on Google's properties or otherwise.
- zuron7 11y agoDidn't know that. I just remember reading on a lot of scattered reports that Chrome performed better than Firefox. I wouldn't know because I never did move from Firefox.