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Google Chrome JavaScript Speed Test

Started by eibrahim · 10 months ago

Google’s new browser - Chrome - has a JavaScript engine that was built from scratch. So, how fast is it?
I ran these tests http://mootools.net/slickspeed/ on IE, Firefox and Chrome.
Here are the results:

It looks like Chrome is about 13% faster tha ... Continue reading »

11 comments

ByteEnable
10 months ago

This test introduces delay in the javascipt so the browser doesn't lock up. Remove the delay then benchmark chrome.

eibrahim
10 months ago

Regardless of how the test is created, it is still the same test on all
browsers... This is not really a benchmark of how fast chrome is. It is a
relative comparison between the browsers.

movie buff
10 months ago

should be interesting to see if Chrome works more efficiently than FireFox and IE... if it's faster than Firefox, since isn't IE, then i'll use it

hutchwilco
10 months ago

I'm using chrome to view this page and the insert from google docs looks correct as you describe, and not like the incorrect version picture you've posted....

eibrahim
10 months ago

That's interesting... I am using Vista 64... I am not sure if that would
make a difference... I just checked again and it is still broken and by the
way, this is a fresh vista install as of 3 hours ago.
-Emad

robert
10 months ago

ikmust be missing something, it looks as if ie is the winner here, must be really rendering wrong for me :)

eibrahim
10 months ago

that's the time it took it to complete the test, so the longer the bar the
slower the browser

David
9 months ago

try opera, for some reason with prototype it owns the competition =P but that's the only one that's faster, otherwise, google chrome ftw!

Vladimir Kelman
9 months ago

On Win 2008 Server (x86) under Chrome it looks incorrect - as you described above.

Craps Tournaments
9 months ago

i installed google chrome and found that any links in windows live mail only opened google chrome home page. it would not go to the link. so i removed google chrome. now any link, including live mail ‘help’ or ‘get technical support’ comes up with an error ‘Application not found’