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I'm looking for the trickery, and I haven't spotted it yet. Can you elaborate?

• unfletch 17y ago
  I think he's speaking of y-axis' scale. Using such a large scale and including older versions of IE makes IE 9 look downright fast. If you plotted just the rightmost cluster (IE 9, FF 3.6, WebKit nightly) on its own graph with a scale that went from 0 to, say, 1500 instead of 16000, it would be very clear that IE 9 is still slow compared to it's peers -- nearly 3x slower than WebKit as noted by the earlier comment. It's quite an improvement, but here's hoping they keep optimizing.