Google Chrome is Now Faster (Again)

By | May 21, 2009 | 10 Comments

Google Chrome is Now Faster (Again)With its latest Chrome release, Google claims that they have managed to increase JavaScript performance on heavy pages by another 30% which makes fast browser even faster.

Also, the following version now supports autofill, full screen mode (F11) and an useful feature to remove thumbnails from the new tab page. In addition, since the Chrome launch, they have fixed over 300 bugs which were causing crashes.

Google Chrome is Now Faster (Again)
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  • http://nocontinues.net/ Tiago Sá

    V8 is so untrustworthy it’s not even funny anymore… -_-

    • Daniel Hendrycks

      How is it not? I want to know for debate purposes.

      • lol

        Daniel Hendrycks, it is not trustworthy because it was created by Google to perform well in Chrome. It’s pure marketing.

  • nobody

    there are many benchmarks, or js-tests around here, and all have similar results – safari/chrome VERY fast, firefox 3.5 fast, firefox 3 a little bit slower, and at the far end opera 9/10, ie 6/7/8.

    all test sets share the same results – webkit is the fastest, new gecko is quite fast, faster than old one, and opera – both 9 and 10 are at the far end. have any tests – js speed tests – that show different results?

    and please, do not bring ‘real world wide web performance’. opera WAS quite brisk when ff2 was a memory hog. try chrome or safari for a FAST browser, or firefox 3.5 for a VERY fast browser (with extensions installed ofc). opera perceptual speed is en par with IE, nothing more.

    if you think, that ALL tests are biased (against opera i presume) than better seek some professional help, because nobody could give a damn, and noone is trying to belitle a browser that is already ‘the minorest’ one, and soon will be removed altogether from charts.

  • Daniel Hendrycks

    Yes. But that snapshot was taken when Peacekeeper was in Beta, I didn’t want someone saying it was unrealiable because the benchmark results are shown when Peacekeeper was in Beta.

  • Daniel Hendrycks

    In conclusion Opera is not as slow as “nobody” said.

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