Microsoft Edge just got a big update that improves the speed of at least 14 UI elements by 40% on average. The speed boost is thanks to Microsoft's migration to WebUI 2.0.

Lately, Microsoft has been on a crusade to make Edge faster. With the latest update to Edge 132, the company is taking extra measures to get one step closer to that goal. Microsoft has just announced that more parts of the Edge browser are now becoming significantly faster.

More interfaces in Microsoft Edge have transitioned to WebUI 2.0, resulting in dramatic and noticeable performance gains.

Microsoft Edge is notably faster with a 40% performance boost (on average) in 14 key areas. The improvements are due to a migration to WebUI 2.0, which optimizes code bundles. More enhancements are on the way for settings,