You could easily use the same hardware, and maybe run Chrome in both OS – giving you a shared reference point. It'd also make the comparison useful to people us

You could easily use the same hardware, and maybe run Chrome in both OS – giving you a shared reference point. It'd also make the comparison useful to people using OS X. Edit: I just ran the JetStream benchmark on OS X (El Cap). Results: - Safari 10.1: 306.25 ± 5.8662 - Chrome 56: 198.77 ± 10.059 - Firefox 49: 234.56 ± 19.496 (ran it a second time after update: 235.04 ± 6.0682) Their results: - Chrome: 184 ± 2 - Firefox: 154 ± 4 - Edge: 219 ± 5