From version M122 to the current version M129, Google is seeing Speedometer scores more than double on many Android devices. That's due to build optimizations, improvements to the JavaScript engine and rendering engine, and optimization for OS versions and systems-on-a-chips (SoCs).

Since the release of Chrome M112, Google noted a significant increase in Speedometer 2.1 scores on Android devices, with scores more than doubling on several devices. The Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile Platform set new records, and Google claimed these improvements are the result of collaboration with silicon and system-on-chip (SoC) partners.

Google has revealed the improvements that helped Chrome on Android deliver best-in-class Speedometer benchmark scores.

Chrome has always been synonymous with speed. It's been in the browser's DNA since the beginning. From lightning-fast page loads to smooth web app performance, Chrome aims to deliver a browsing experience that's as frictionless as possible.

Google Chrome boasts a solid 68.69 percent mobile browser market share globally. The dominance can easily be attributed to not just the browser's advanced features, but also the fact that it comes preinstalled on Android devices of all shapes and sizes.

How Google made Chrome superfast on Android. Speed is one thing that people tend to overlook when talking about browsers. We typically attribute speed to our connection, but a slu

Google today detailed how it spent the past two years improving the performance of Chrome for Android, specifically its Speedometer