The ray trace test focus only on number of div. Not how are those div placed. In my page, all div are floated left. I tried horizontal chart without float, it has no problem. The float in the css is killing both FF and OP.
I always think IE is the slowest until I was working on one project that need to use simple CSS to do a bar chart like graph.
I use 1 px width div and the height is pulled from the server to display a bar chart in 1 sec interval.
Then I found Firefox chocked with around 250 bars, while IE has no problem. So I opened a bug (371885) for Firefox. It lies there for months and nothing happened.
Then I think this may be a very good test case to test the browsers. So I made up this page:
Go there and try yourself. Be warned, it will hang, maybe crash your browser or OS!!
I tried Opera8 and Opera9, and now 9.5. They all stop around 2000 bars. I wrote to Opera months ago but obviously it is still not addressed.
How is IE doing? I tried 5000 bars, not a problem.
This test may be an extreme case but I would like to say that both Firefox or Opera cannot claim they are the fastest when they cannot do anything about it.
The ray trace test focus only on number of div. Not how are those div placed. In my page, all div are floated left. I tried horizontal chart without float, it has no problem. The float in the css is killing both FF and OP.
Then I found Firefox chocked with around 250 bars, while IE has no problem. So I opened a bug (371885) for Firefox. It lies there for months and nothing happened.
Then I think this may be a very good test case to test the browsers. So I made up this page:
http://teekoo.com/freebsd/chart.html
Go there and try yourself. Be warned, it will hang, maybe crash your browser or OS!!
I tried Opera8 and Opera9, and now 9.5. They all stop around 2000 bars. I wrote to Opera months ago but obviously it is still not addressed.
How is IE doing? I tried 5000 bars, not a problem.
This test may be an extreme case but I would like to say that both Firefox or Opera cannot claim they are the fastest when they cannot do anything about it.
Prove that I am wrong!