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Curiously? Does anyone know why IE8 is left out of comparisons like this? I'd love to know how it ranks for JS performance against the "other" browsers
by atlbeer 17y ago
Curiously? Does anyone know why IE8 is left out of comparisons like this? I'd love to know how it ranks for JS performance against the "other" browsers
- tumult 17y agoIt usually cannot complete benchmarks that bring out the differences between the good engines.
- tdupree 17y agoJohn Resig has a performance rundown that is about one year old that included IE (http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-performance-rundown/ http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-performance-rundown/). IE is woefully slow compared to the other browsers in the roundup and is not included in some of the results as it would continually crash during testing. It would be nice to see some more up to date benchmarking with IE, but the link I referenced can give you some insight as to its speed relative to the other browsers.
- megaduck 17y agoAccording to all the benchmarks I've seen, IE8 is about an order of magnitude (10x) slower than any of the Webkit browsers. They're so far behind that you'd have to significantly rescale the graphs to include them. Here's an example of a recent Sunspider benchmark: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9138459/IE8_runs_10_times_faster_with_Google_plug_in http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9138459/IE8_runs_10_t...