Chrome is bad for your Laptops battery, claim Microsoft

Technology
Jun 21 2016 04:17 PM
Prachi

Google's Chrome browser may not be the best thing for your laptop's battery, warns Microsoft. In a battery test video, the Redmond giant has pitted its Edge browser against Chrome, firefox and opera browsers by streaming the same HD video for hours.

The all peoples are used Chrome browser very effective our computer. As for the results, here they go(in hours, minutes and seconds):

* Chrome: 4:19:50

* Firefox: 5:09:30

* Opera: 6:18:33

* Microsoft Edge: 7:22:07 '

A recent comparative test showed that Microsoft’s Edge web browser beat Chrome and others in terms of power efficiency.

Edge appeared to be the most power-efficient browser to date. According to a report on Tech Radar, the Edge, Chrome, Firefox and Opera were tested simultaneously to see which notebook the browsers ran on would run out of juice first.

The notebooks were put through a range of tasks including opening sites, adding tabs, rolling through pages and playing videos.

It's worth pointing out that Microsoft Edge doesn't have all the features that Google Chrome has, and browser extensions are not currently available.

However this is set to change when the company launches its Anniversary Update to Windows 10 this summer.

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