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This is really fascinating, although a blow for the chrome team. It would be even more interested to see performance based on the javascript that, say, twitter
by TheBoff 15y ago
This is really fascinating, although a blow for the chrome team.
It would be even more interested to see performance based on the javascript that, say, twitter and facebook use, but I would guess that it's very difficult to feed the scripts the correct sort of data for benchmarking.
- kenjackson 15y agoThis is not a blow to the Chrome team. Chrome came out to raise the water level and lift all boats. They're achieving that. Sure, a nice bonus is to be the fastest at all times, but leapfrogging is probably even better as it keeps everyone heads down rather than just conceeding to Chrome.