Lately, Microsoft has been on a crusade to make Edge faster. With the latest update to Edge 132, the company is taking extra measures to get one step closer to that goal.

Microsoft Edge is notably faster with a 40% performance boost (on average) in 14 key areas. The improvements are due to a migration to WebUI 2.0, which optimizes code bundles.

Microsoft announced on Thursday that the latest version of Edge comes with some performance gains. Edge 134 is up to 9% faster than previous versions of the web browser.

Microsoft claims its Chromium-based Microsoft Edge has seen up to 9% performance improvements following the release of version 134.

What just happened? Microsoft says it's working hard to make Edge one of the fastest browsers available. The company announced a major UI overhaul in 2024 and is now adding a number of new ...

According to Microsoft's blog, Edge 134 also offers 1.7% faster navigation times, 2% faster startup times, and 5 to 7% better web page responsiveness compared to Edge ...

Alan Truly / Digital Trends In a post on Microsoft’s Windows blog, the software giant claims the Edge browser is now 9% faster with the latest update to version 134.

News Microsoft Edge is faster and more responsive on Windows 11 now The new WebUI 2.0 framework brings big performance boosts in Edge, especially for older PCs.

Microsoft Edge is now faster than ever, with UI load times reduced by 40% and key elements loading in under 300ms thanks to WebUI2.0.

Microsoft: Edge Now Loads Its UI 40% Faster Than Before In Settings, for example, Edge loads in 94 milliseconds, down from 394ms.

Microsoft says Edge is now much faster The browser has up to 40 percent faster loading times for several key features.

Microsoft Edge now has a First Contentful Paint (FCP) score of less than 300 milliseconds, and many more browser features got a speed boost.