Complex JavaScript page to test browsers performance?
I have three different browsers I want to compare: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari.
I don't need very sophisticated mechanism; it can simply open a webpage and render.
I tried Gmail, Google Docs, and others, but it seems like they do a great job on both, the web browser and the page because everything is under a second.
Does anyone have a link where I can test browser performance (not necessarily network band width or browser rendering, as in http://acid3.acidtests.org/)
I guess a page with tons of JavaScript is in order.
Do you have one?
EDIT
Heheh this is my attempt :P Obviously there should be a better way:
<script>
//.... ahh forget it.
</script>
<input type="button" value="Start" onClick="testIt();"/>
firefox google-chrome safari javascript comparison
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I have three different browsers I want to compare: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari.
I don't need very sophisticated mechanism; it can simply open a webpage and render.
I tried Gmail, Google Docs, and others, but it seems like they do a great job on both, the web browser and the page because everything is under a second.
Does anyone have a link where I can test browser performance (not necessarily network band width or browser rendering, as in http://acid3.acidtests.org/)
I guess a page with tons of JavaScript is in order.
Do you have one?
EDIT
Heheh this is my attempt :P Obviously there should be a better way:
<script>
//.... ahh forget it.
</script>
<input type="button" value="Start" onClick="testIt();"/>
firefox google-chrome safari javascript comparison
Did you try the experiments and tests I suggested 20 minutes ago? I would argue that they are the "better way" you seek ;) Hehe.
– Sampson
Jul 16 '09 at 18:46
@Jonathan: They are inded. This is my ewok contribution to the site :P
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:52
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I have three different browsers I want to compare: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari.
I don't need very sophisticated mechanism; it can simply open a webpage and render.
I tried Gmail, Google Docs, and others, but it seems like they do a great job on both, the web browser and the page because everything is under a second.
Does anyone have a link where I can test browser performance (not necessarily network band width or browser rendering, as in http://acid3.acidtests.org/)
I guess a page with tons of JavaScript is in order.
Do you have one?
EDIT
Heheh this is my attempt :P Obviously there should be a better way:
<script>
//.... ahh forget it.
</script>
<input type="button" value="Start" onClick="testIt();"/>
firefox google-chrome safari javascript comparison
I have three different browsers I want to compare: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari.
I don't need very sophisticated mechanism; it can simply open a webpage and render.
I tried Gmail, Google Docs, and others, but it seems like they do a great job on both, the web browser and the page because everything is under a second.
Does anyone have a link where I can test browser performance (not necessarily network band width or browser rendering, as in http://acid3.acidtests.org/)
I guess a page with tons of JavaScript is in order.
Do you have one?
EDIT
Heheh this is my attempt :P Obviously there should be a better way:
<script>
//.... ahh forget it.
</script>
<input type="button" value="Start" onClick="testIt();"/>
firefox google-chrome safari javascript comparison
firefox google-chrome safari javascript comparison
edited May 14 '11 at 20:51
Mateen Ulhaq
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asked Jul 16 '09 at 18:21
OscarRyzOscarRyz
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Did you try the experiments and tests I suggested 20 minutes ago? I would argue that they are the "better way" you seek ;) Hehe.
– Sampson
Jul 16 '09 at 18:46
@Jonathan: They are inded. This is my ewok contribution to the site :P
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:52
add a comment |
Did you try the experiments and tests I suggested 20 minutes ago? I would argue that they are the "better way" you seek ;) Hehe.
– Sampson
Jul 16 '09 at 18:46
@Jonathan: They are inded. This is my ewok contribution to the site :P
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:52
Did you try the experiments and tests I suggested 20 minutes ago? I would argue that they are the "better way" you seek ;) Hehe.
– Sampson
Jul 16 '09 at 18:46
Did you try the experiments and tests I suggested 20 minutes ago? I would argue that they are the "better way" you seek ;) Hehe.
– Sampson
Jul 16 '09 at 18:46
@Jonathan: They are inded. This is my ewok contribution to the site :P
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:52
@Jonathan: They are inded. This is my ewok contribution to the site :P
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:52
add a comment |
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Have you considered the JavaScript benchmark sites?
SunSpider (Hosted by WebKit)
V8 Benchmark Suite (Hosted by Google) [BROKEN LINK]
Dromaeo (Hosted by Mozilla)
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Chrome also has some really neat "experiments" you can test in various browsers.
- Javascript Fireworks
- Depth of Field
- Canvas 3d Engine
To name a few.
Don't forget WebGL.
– Mateen Ulhaq
May 14 '11 at 20:48
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Peacekeeper is a pretty good all-around test for each browser. You can see overall results from others as well.
Nice!!, really amusing test by the way
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:48
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Have you considered the JavaScript benchmark sites?
SunSpider (Hosted by WebKit)
V8 Benchmark Suite (Hosted by Google) [BROKEN LINK]
Dromaeo (Hosted by Mozilla)
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Have you considered the JavaScript benchmark sites?
SunSpider (Hosted by WebKit)
V8 Benchmark Suite (Hosted by Google) [BROKEN LINK]
Dromaeo (Hosted by Mozilla)
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Have you considered the JavaScript benchmark sites?
SunSpider (Hosted by WebKit)
V8 Benchmark Suite (Hosted by Google) [BROKEN LINK]
Dromaeo (Hosted by Mozilla)
Have you considered the JavaScript benchmark sites?
SunSpider (Hosted by WebKit)
V8 Benchmark Suite (Hosted by Google) [BROKEN LINK]
Dromaeo (Hosted by Mozilla)
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Chrome also has some really neat "experiments" you can test in various browsers.
- Javascript Fireworks
- Depth of Field
- Canvas 3d Engine
To name a few.
Don't forget WebGL.
– Mateen Ulhaq
May 14 '11 at 20:48
add a comment |
Chrome also has some really neat "experiments" you can test in various browsers.
- Javascript Fireworks
- Depth of Field
- Canvas 3d Engine
To name a few.
Don't forget WebGL.
– Mateen Ulhaq
May 14 '11 at 20:48
add a comment |
Chrome also has some really neat "experiments" you can test in various browsers.
- Javascript Fireworks
- Depth of Field
- Canvas 3d Engine
To name a few.
Chrome also has some really neat "experiments" you can test in various browsers.
- Javascript Fireworks
- Depth of Field
- Canvas 3d Engine
To name a few.
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answered Jul 16 '09 at 18:26
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Don't forget WebGL.
– Mateen Ulhaq
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Don't forget WebGL.
– Mateen Ulhaq
May 14 '11 at 20:48
Don't forget WebGL.
– Mateen Ulhaq
May 14 '11 at 20:48
Don't forget WebGL.
– Mateen Ulhaq
May 14 '11 at 20:48
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Peacekeeper is a pretty good all-around test for each browser. You can see overall results from others as well.
Nice!!, really amusing test by the way
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:48
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Peacekeeper is a pretty good all-around test for each browser. You can see overall results from others as well.
Nice!!, really amusing test by the way
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:48
add a comment |
Peacekeeper is a pretty good all-around test for each browser. You can see overall results from others as well.
Peacekeeper is a pretty good all-around test for each browser. You can see overall results from others as well.
answered Jul 16 '09 at 18:41
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Nice!!, really amusing test by the way
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Nice!!, really amusing test by the way
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:48
Nice!!, really amusing test by the way
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:48
Nice!!, really amusing test by the way
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:48
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Did you try the experiments and tests I suggested 20 minutes ago? I would argue that they are the "better way" you seek ;) Hehe.
– Sampson
Jul 16 '09 at 18:46
@Jonathan: They are inded. This is my ewok contribution to the site :P
– OscarRyz
Jul 16 '09 at 18:52