Google announced that it will begin to roll out an update to Chrome that will make your browser speeds much faster.<br />The update contains a new data compression algorithm called Brotli, which Google first unveiled in September.<br />It squishes the size of a website down by 26% more than Chrome's previous compression tool, Zopfli.<br />In a Google+ post, Google engineer Ilya Grigorik announced that Brotli will be coming to Chrome soon, likely in the browser's next major update.<br />"At Google, we think that internet users' time is valuable, and that they shouldn't have to wait long for a webpage to load," Google (GOOG) said in a September blog post, Google made the code open-souce, meaning it can be used by any competing browser.<br />Mozilla, for example, says it will use the code in Firefox.
