By jsnow
via geeksaresexy.net
Published: Jul 02 2009 / 10:40
Since the last time I posted browser benchmarks, Google Chrome jumped to version 2, Safari released version 4, Internet Explorer 8 was released, and just yesterday Firefox version 3.5 hit the intertubes. Furthermore, the Dromaeo JavaScript benchmarks have been refined and expanded since then, so it’s high time we update the numbers.
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Comments
abelon replied ago:
3.5 is very buggy on MacOSX, I can't use it
dneuge replied ago:
Not interesting yet: He tested Opera 9.64 which is the current stable version but since Opera 10 accelerates JS like Chrome and FF3.5 (and Safari 4?) he should have benchmarked Opera 10 Beta instead since Opera 9 cannot be compared to the others (except IE).
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