Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Google Chrome Sees Major Performance Gains
Google has made Chrome faster!
They ran tests called Speedometer 3 to see how well the browser works.
Chrome's score on these tests has gone up 10% since last year.
Google looked at how Chrome worked and made some changes to make it run better, focusing on the parts that take the longest.
These changes have boosted its performance.
The Speedometer test is created by many companies.
This means web pages should load and work much faster on Chrome.
Google has not published details on the latest version of the Speedometer, Speedometer 3.1.
Google Chrome received the highest score ever on the Speedometer 3 test.
Chrome's performance improved by 10 percent since August 2024.
The improvements focused on refining rendering paths and optimizing the browser engine.
The latest Chrome 137 version scored 51.43 points on the Speedometer 3 benchmark test.
Google has yet to publish details of Chrome's performance on Speedometer 3.1, which supersedes the Speedometer 3 test.
- Who
- Google improved the Chrome browser's performance.
- What
- Google Chrome browser performance improved by 10% since August 2024, according to the Speedometer 3 test.
- When
- Since August 2024, Chrome's performance improved by 10%.
- Where
- On a MacBook Pro with an M4 chip, running macOS 15, according to the Speedometer 3 benchmark.
- Why
- To optimize Chrome's rendering engine and improve browser responsiveness.
- Browser
- Google Chrome
- Performance Improvement
- 10%
- Improvement Since
- August 2024
- Benchmark Used
- Speedometer 3
- Chrome 139 (dev) Score
- 52.35 points