I'll be showing you some easy optimization flags that can be applied to any Chromium browser (ie. Chrome, Chromium, Opera GX, etc.)
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Number of Raster threads
Tells your browser how many cores/threads of your processor you want it to use to generate the look of the webpage
Optimal setting: 4
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Experimental QUIC protocol
Optimal setting: Enabled
A new type of encryption to connect to sites that prioritizes speed and security, of course.
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WebAssembly baseline compiler
Optimal setting: Disabled
I'm too lazy to explain this one, if you want an explanation, I'll link one here 🤣🤣
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WebAssembly tiering
Optimal setting: Disabled
See this
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GPU rasterization
Optimal setting: Enabled
Tells your computer's GPU to render the website you're loading
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Not typing the name of this one lol
Optimal setting: Enabled
Tells your browser to use two render threads instead of one.