Chrome achieves highest score ever on Speedometer 3.1, saving users millions of hours
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What happened
DOM, the usage was expanded by converting types from using malloc to Oilpan. The previous version incorrectly noted that the performance improvement was 10% and that the benchmark was Speedometer 3.
For Speedometer, these optimizations have resulted in a 22% improvement since August 2024. That 22% improvement leads to better browser experiences, higher conversions for businesses, and deeper enjoyment of what the web has to offer.
Achieving exceptional web performance requires a multifaceted approach, and optimizing for Speedometer is a testament to overall product excellence. Where internal memory was already relying on garbage collection in Oilpan, e.g.
Key facts
- Achieving exceptional web performance โ requires: a multifaceted approach, and optimizing for Speedometer is a testament to overall product excellence
Sources & evidence
- Chromium Blog Primary / official
Chrome achieves highest score ever on Speedometer 3.1, saving users millions of hours โ
https://blog.chromium.org/2025/06/chrome-achieves-highest-score-ever-on.html