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> Comparing IE10 to Chrome 10 isn't exactly apples to apples. Chrome 11 or 12 should be compared to IE10 since those are the development versions. That is true
by azakai 16y ago
> Comparing IE10 to Chrome 10 isn't exactly apples to apples. Chrome 11 or 12 should be compared to IE10 since those are the development versions.
That is true - comparing an unreleased IE to a released Chrome isn't fair.
However, the released Chrome was much slower than all other released browsers - Firefox, Safari, Opera, even IE9. Chrome usually does well on benchmarks, so it is interesting to see it doing so poorly on real-world code.
- ktsmith 16y agoI agree, your point is probably the most interesting thing and at the time of my comment IE10 beating Chrome seemed to be stealing the show. Hence my mention of the apples to oranges comparison.
- woodall 16y agoI wonder if this will/can effect node.js. Will they ditch V8 for the faster, free, javascript engine.