Mozilla Unleashes JaegerMonkey Enabled Firefox 4
An anonymous reader writes "Mozilla has published the first Firefox 4 build that integrates a new JavaScript engine that aims to match the performance in IE9 and reduces the gap to Safari, Opera and Chrome. This is really the big news we have been waiting for all along with Firefox 4 and it appears that the JavaScript performance is pretty dramatic and seems to beat IE9 at least as far as ConceivablyTech shows. Good to see Mozilla back in the game." The Mozilla blog gives a good overview of the improvements this brings; Tom's Hardware also covers the release.
A /. viewer who uses firefox, but hasn't heard of ad-block or noscript?
Todo list:
[ ] Turn in geek card
[ ] Write a will
[ ] Buy shotgun
The site of Idle, surely?
It might be a world of IE6 browsers served from VB ASPs on IIS 5.
:: cry :: Make him stop, mommy!
That's not from the jaeger, that's from the ass-raping after you pass out.
anyone else not really care about Java performance? it works for me, thats all I care about. Until the other browsers have adblock and Noscript they are all dead to me.
Yeah. I'm running Lynx as my default browser. I don't care about JS performance, because I never visit any site designed after 1995.
Web apps? Who needs 'em! Why use a web app when you can download some source and compile your own binary!
Web 2.0? Hah! I'm still on Web 0.3 beta, and I'm lovin' it.
A /. viewer who uses firefox, but hasn't heard of ad-block or noscript?
Todo list:
[ ] Turn in geek card
[ ] Write a will
[ ] Buy shotgun
you missed a step ;)