2008-10-16, 02:08 AM
think of Internet connection as water pipes. If there're no one using it, then you get full flow, if others are using it, then you dont get as much.
Also, traffic gets slower at busier "intersections". Then, there're many other variables that could've slow down or speeds up your connection.
When chrome says faster, I dont think they meant faster Internet speed. That's your line, router, NIC, ISP etc. It has very little to do with chrome.
I believe what it meant is the loading time, and to an extend rendering time. Although different browser has different parsing methods and different tolerances for bad HTML codes, as well as different caching algorithm, their control is quite limited.
Also, traffic gets slower at busier "intersections". Then, there're many other variables that could've slow down or speeds up your connection.
When chrome says faster, I dont think they meant faster Internet speed. That's your line, router, NIC, ISP etc. It has very little to do with chrome.
I believe what it meant is the loading time, and to an extend rendering time. Although different browser has different parsing methods and different tolerances for bad HTML codes, as well as different caching algorithm, their control is quite limited.