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Actually caused IE7 to crash. I am hesitant about this kind of test because for Chrome it was like 1700, Win Safari 169, and Firefox 138. Anything that claims a
by geuis 18y ago
Actually caused IE7 to crash. I am hesitant about this kind of test because for Chrome it was like 1700, Win Safari 169, and Firefox 138. Anything that claims a 100x performance gain is hopeful, but subject to doubt.
- litewulf 18y agoI imagine that the developers probably have had that Javascript speed test sitting around for awhile, so by nature they would attempt to improve their performance in those tests. Besides which, I feel the amount of effort put into improving Javascript execution speed has been quite little thus far, and so a team quietly plugging away trying to create the fastest implementation could conceivably do far better. All that being said, I'm seeing numbers around 200 on my machine, and really not that much faster in other browsers.