After you start surfing the Internet, a new "Default" folder is created automatically in the Chrome folder.ĭouble-click on the newly named "Backup Default" folder in the Chrome folder window to open it, then select the "Bookmarks.bak" file.Ĭlick "Edit" on the menu bar at the top of the desktop, then select "Copy" from the drop-down menu. The Default folder is one of the folders in the Chrome folder.Ĭlick on the name of the Default folder, then press the "Enter/Return" key and rename the folder "Backup Default." Don't close the window. I'm not going to stop using Chrome, particularly for programming, but I won't be using it for my daily surfing tasks on my new M1 MBA any longer, at least until Chrome has equivalent performance.Select "Go To Folder" from the drop-down menu, then double-click the "Library" folder in the new window.ĭouble-click the "Application Support" folder, then double-click the "Chrome" folder. Safari response is almost immediate and momentum is appropriately proportionate to time Initial response in Chrome is a bit delayed and scrolling momentum speed and decay is not consistent Scrolling large sites with event driven graphicsĬhrome scrolling is lurching quite often, if not jerky I don't have any hard metrics but only anecdotal descriptions. Apple has done something to improve the performance and experience with Safari on these new chips. Safari is far more responsive and I'll say "smoother" of an experience. I have to say there is a notable difference in performance between the two on the new M1 platform. Recently I've been using both Safari and Chrome comparing the experience on my M1 MBA. I'm a long time Mac user and pretty much have avoided using Safari. I'm a long time Chrome browser user and am confident with configuring it.
I have a recent MacBook Air with the M1 chip.
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