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It appears to be significantly faster on JS front than stock Browser. Sunspider results: Stock - 3852.2ms Chrome - 3131.8ms (tested on HP Touchpad wi
by klausa 15y ago
It appears to be significantly faster on JS front than stock Browser.
Sunspider results:
Stock - 3852.2ms
Chrome - 3131.8ms
(tested on HP Touchpad with CM9 A.06)
edit:
I was curious and redid it after rebooting:
Stock - 2816.1ms
Chrome - 2928.1ms (!)
So it turns out it's faster on systems under load, but actually slightly slower on freshly booted one. Weird.
In case anyone is interested in full benchmarks:
Stock: http://u.42.pl/2HRq http://u.42.pl/2HRq
Chrome: http://u.42.pl/2HRp http://u.42.pl/2HRp
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- eklitzke 15y agoI believe that both browsers are based on WebKit and V8 (that's what they've said about the stock browser in the past, anyway), so your results aren't too surprising. The Chrome app adds a bunch of new features, better UI, and makes the browser into a real, bona fide app. That's my read on it, anyway.
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