Web Browser Grand Prix 2: The Top 5 Tested And Ranked
Benchmark Results: DOM And Peacekeeper
Mozilla Dromaeo DOM
Opera places first in the Dromaeo DOM test. Scoring a solid 300 runs per second higher than Safari, though not far enough ahead to appear invalid. Chrome closely trails Apple's browser and beats Mozilla by a few hundred runs per second. Internet Explorer is again dead last, with a score of just over one hundred.
Futuremark Peacekeeper
Opera 10.60 blazes through the Peacekeeper test, earning a score of nearly 4300--the first browser to pass the 4000 mark on this test system. Chrome comes in second, just shy of 4000. Safari 5 finishes in a distant third, while Firefox only scores 2000. As usual, Internet Explorer has a pitiful showing, with a score of just over 500, one-eighth of Opera's score.
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The Lady Slayer July 7th - Firefox 4 beta released.Reply
Tom's impending road test STILL BEHIND THE TIMES -
But you know what, apple said they have the world's fastest browser. I think we should just pack up and call it a day. The spoken word of god is indisputable...Reply
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Tamz_msc I'm very happy to see my beloved Firefox's performance.Whatever people say about Opera and Chrome, Firefox is the best IMO.And Apple is proved to be a liar from this article.Reply -
mx2138 I've been using Firefox for about to two years now. I can't get enough of adblock plus. One of my favorite plug-ins.Reply -
wittermark lmao @ FFfanboys other review sites posted FF4 numbers, its performance is pathetic to say the least.Reply