Bias? I had results. I have proof that all those statements are true. Chrome is better at memory management. But when you weigh in everything, Firefox is better.RoMee said:Bunie said:Seriously, it's like your completely and utterly ignoring my results.
"Firefox is faster"
"Chrome is better"
"adblock works better in firefox"
"Chrome is better"
"firefox has better multicore support"
"Chrome is better"
I see.
I see you worship firefox, but why did you call chrome user religious nuts??
I don't care about your bias rants and test, different people different taste..what's wrong with that??
seriously dude, you're not a member of westboro are you??
He's not trying to convert anyone. He's trying to get you to run a test and see for yourself.RoMee said:lol..you're so hell bent on converting people to firefox that you are totally ignorant to what people are saying
different people different taste
Nobody has said anything since i posted my results. Show me different results with the nightly builds. it wont happen. Firefox4 now uses GPU to render things on screen, in a ~MUCH~ faster way than chrome. Firefox also uses an external program to handle embeded objects such as flash or java, wich allows for real, True multicore support. Whats chrome got? Seriously. I want to know. And don't say less ram usage. Lol Firefox uses what it can, its a good scenario. it will shrink when it needs to. but when you have alot of free memory, shouldn't it be used?RoMee said:lol..you're so hell bent on converting people to firefox that you are totally ignorant to what people are saying
different people different taste
Eh, Internet Explorer 9 also fails to read any XML documents I have. And it crashes way too often for my liking as of right now, and it takes a while to load up at first, though not as worse as Firefox's start-up. I'll probably get IE9 once it leaves beta and gets an official release, but I'll stick with Chrome for now.Daidude said:IE9 is by far the best in my opinion and I have the newest google crome as well as the newest firefox installed on my laptop.
Yeah IE9 is HORRIDLY buggy, but when it does work, it works WELL. A sign of good things to come, i hope. Unfortunately, i cant live without Adblocker anymore, so even if its the best, i couldn't switch until adblocker is made for IE9 lol.purplesludge said:I used them both at the latest updates not some beta version.
Fine, Purplesludge, you think betas are slower.
So you can use normal chrome, and use the beta firefox. See whats faster thenLol.
I'll give you a hint, it starts with fire, and isnt chrome.
Eh, Internet Explorer 9 also fails to read any XML documents I have. And it crashes way too often for my liking as of right now, and it takes a while to load up at first, though not as worse as Firefox's start-up. I'll probably get IE9 once it leaves beta and gets an official release, but I'll stick with Chrome for now.CarbonX13 said:QUOTE(Daidude @ Nov 4 2010, 10:07 AM) IE9 is by far the best in my opinion and I have the newest google crome as well as the newest firefox installed on my laptop.
Bunie said:Fine, Purplesludge, you think betas are slower.purplesludge said:I used them both at the latest updates not some beta version.
So you can use normal chrome, and use the beta firefox. See whats faster thenLol.
I'll give you a hint, it starts with fire, and isnt chrome.
I'll try it when it is out of beta, what does it score on the test in my post? I edited it in right before you posted your response.Bunie said:Fine, Purplesludge, you think betas are slower.purplesludge said:I used them both at the latest updates not some beta version.
So you can use normal chrome, and use the beta firefox. See whats faster thenLol.
I'll give you a hint, it starts with fire, and isnt chrome.
Lol. No. Was just trying to open peoples eyes a bit. Chrome was faster, its true, and i know this. But it isnt anymore, and people should know that. Chrome is no longer the fastest browser. it was originaly built with lightweight speed in mind. And to me, that was a turnoff. I don't like a bulky browser, but lightweight stuff is a turnoff to me, it feels empty. Chrome, when originaly released, felt like it was missing things, as i was used to FFox and IE. it was faster, though. But now, FF4 when released, is going to be much faster than chrome, and nothing will have been sacrificed in order to achieve this.RoMee said:Bunie said:Fine, Purplesludge, you think betas are slower.purplesludge said:I used them both at the latest updates not some beta version.
So you can use normal chrome, and use the beta firefox. See whats faster thenLol.
I'll give you a hint, it starts with fire, and isnt chrome.
why does it bother you so much that some people prefer chrome over firefox??
does it hurt??
Firefox 4 beta Acid3: 97/100purplesludge said:I'll try it when it is out of beta, what does it score on the test in my post? I edited it in right before you posted your response.
Bunie said:Firefox: 41Fps, 24ms average draw durationcocomonk22 said:I used to use both, but then all the extensions I needed from Firefox were ported to Chrome, which I prefer to use because it is the fastest web browser available. I use the dev builds.
You are unbelievably incorrect. Lol.
I tested nightly builds of both. FFox runs circles around chrome.
Proof.
Test Page
Win32 Nightly Build of chromeCode:http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Performance/FishIETank/Default.html
Win32 Nightly Build of Firefox (64-bit build doesn't work, wich is fine, Because Chrome has no 64-bit build)Code:http://build.chromium.org/f/chromium/snapshots/chromium-rel-xp/
Code:http://nightly.mozilla.org/
Results on my low-end PC:
Firefox with 20 fish: 60Fps
Chrome with 20 fish: 11Fps
For fun i ran Firefox with 50 fish, Still had 60Fps, and 100 Fish was 50Fps. Chrome dropping at 20, i didn't bother.
Test2:
CODEhttp://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Performance/SpeedReading/Default.html
Chrome: 3fps, 272ms average draw duration (Had to retest, Chrome had an unfair advantage in my last test, and still lost MAJORLY, btw.)
Feel free to run these yourself.
And Stfu, you chrome fans remind me of religious nuts.
http://sputnik.googlelabs.com/