Algorithm will make Google Chrome 26 per cent faster
Google has announced it will roll out a new compression algorithm to its Chrome browser, boosting speeds by up to 26 per cent. The tech, called Brotli, will compress the information sent to and from the browser Called Brotli, the technology will compress data, including web font compression and other intensive elements of a web page commonly sent to and from pages, to make them load faster. It replaces the previous Zopfli algorithm Google was using to cut down the volume of traffic throughput, which was released two years ago.…
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