- Apr 21, 2016
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Our goal on the Microsoft Edge team is to deliver the best performing browser possible on Windows and other platforms. When a browser uses too much memory, it can slow down the whole system; memory, in general, is a critical resource to keeping any device running smoothly.
With the Windows 10 May 2020 Update, Microsoft Edge has leveraged the Windows segment heap memory improvements now available for Win32 applications to manage memory more efficiently. Early internal testing results of devices on the May 2020 Update are showing a memory usage reduction of up to 27% when browsing with Microsoft Edge. Individual device performance will vary based upon configuration and usage, but the lower memory usage is expected to create a better experience.
Want to learn more about how developers can take advantage of the expanded availability of segment heap memory improvements? Please visit this page for the latest developer information.
Source: Improving Memory Usage in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Edge Blog
With the Windows 10 May 2020 Update, Microsoft Edge has leveraged the Windows segment heap memory improvements now available for Win32 applications to manage memory more efficiently. Early internal testing results of devices on the May 2020 Update are showing a memory usage reduction of up to 27% when browsing with Microsoft Edge. Individual device performance will vary based upon configuration and usage, but the lower memory usage is expected to create a better experience.
Want to learn more about how developers can take advantage of the expanded availability of segment heap memory improvements? Please visit this page for the latest developer information.
Source: Improving Memory Usage in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Edge Blog