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# _generals
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Nick Panaccio
03/25/2021, 1:14 PMlol, WTF? "If you don't configure this policy, startup boost may initially be off or on. The user can configure its behavior in edge://settings/system."
Nick Panaccio
03/25/2021, 1:14 PMI have the latest Edge Chromium running in my W10 image, but don't see Startup Boost in the System settings.
Nick Panaccio
03/25/2021, 1:14 PMAnd I have no GPO set for that.
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Michael Pander
03/25/2021, 1:27 PMI talked about this issue a few days ago as well:
https://worldofeuc.slack.com/archives/CK6TCV3JN/p1616141161085700
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Nick Panaccio
03/25/2021, 1:29 PMBetween Edge 87 and 89, something definitely changed with performance. It now uses considerably more RAM than the same build of Chrome in my testing.
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James Rankin
03/25/2021, 2:27 PMGreat another hog
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Nick Panaccio
03/25/2021, 2:37 PMYou'll be happy to know that Sleeping Tabs doesn't seem to help the RAM situation at all, too...
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James Rankin
03/25/2021, 2:50 PMI'm staying with Chrome. I understand Chrome
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Dennis van Dam
03/25/2021, 2:53 PM@Nick Panaccio you might not see the startup boost because of hardware limitations / running it as VDI / VM.
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Nick Panaccio
03/25/2021, 2:53 PMThat would make sense. I did disable the policy just to be safe.
Nick Panaccio
03/25/2021, 3:00 PMThe latest Edge Chromium 89 is better than 87 for resources. I think it was Kasper who I shared a screenshot with recently where Edge was consuming something like double the RAM with the same tabs open. Edge is eating about 50MB more than Chrome right now, both the latest 89 builds.
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Dennis van Dam
03/25/2021, 3:01 PMwe will disable it together with the roll-out once we finish this sprint so it will never get active as it would else break Ivanti process stop actions and some Avanite Webdata Control functions
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Pete jones
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