How Do Browsers Scale?
An anonymous reader writes "Benchmarking browsers is a somewhat silly exercise, since scores cannot be replicated on a variety of hardware, and it is not uncommon for even the same system to fail to replicate benchmarks scores, especially in JavaScript tests in two succeeding runs. The guys over at ConceivablyTech have an interesting approach, running browsers through multiple tests on different sets of hardware (including an Android smartphone), and showing the scaling differences between browsers when you are using a dual-core netbook on the low-end and a six-core desktop on the high-end. They also tested HTML5 on Firefox mobile and found the browser has better HTML5 support than the current Firefox 4 Beta 6."
Links?
Did you mean http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_(web_browser)
Seriously, if you are going to start your argument frofrom there I see no point in continuing, since you seem trapped in the prior century.
Sig Battery depleted. Reverting to safe mode.
Sing along :
If you love your dad,
Like I love your mom,
FUCK JAVASCRIPT
If your browser fails
To wear a condom
FUCK JAVASCRIPT
Oh, Stroustrup what have you done?
You knew it all along!
Tim Berners-Lee got it all wrong
Gopher, it was the one!
FUCK JAVASCRIPT
FUCK JAVASCRIPT
FUCK JAVASCRIPT
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It's a shame they didn't bother to mention what the coding flaw is. If I were to hazard a guess it would be that the flaw is that the test is written to make Safari look good, not Chrome. The V8 benchmark fixes this.