Web streams provide a standardized way to continuously send or receive data asynchronously across network connections, enabling developers to handle large data sets through "chunks", deal with congestion control (backpressure), and create highly efficient and responsive applications. Leveraging web streams can enhance the performance and responsiveness of UIs, providing real-time updates and interactions, quicker load times, more up-to-date information, and a smoother interface. Web streams have become a cornerstone of many major web platforms and offer several key advantages, including instant data processing, fine-grained control, and the ability to handle backpressure, which can be challenging but is handled automatically through flow control. Server-Sent Events (SSE) are also supported by web streams, enabling real-time updates from servers to clients. The Web Streams API has become a crucial tool for developers building efficient and responsive web applications, especially those dealing with heavy data loads or slow network connections.