I’m not talking, like you, about “A parses faster than B”. I talk about “A causes the parser to start over, B doesn’t, so B is faster”. Resets do make a differe

I’m not talking, like you, about “A parses faster than B”. I talk about “A causes the parser to start over, B doesn’t, so B is faster”. Resets do make a difference that does not require microbenchmarks and is in the realm of milliseconds. This way I was able to load pages in a single frame at 60Hz, which was the threshold I wanted to hit, because it made my webdev friend not realize he already was on the next page when he clicked the link. Feel free to refuse to believe me.