Browsers fight Windows7

In recent browser performance tests, Chrome and Firefox have always been big winners, and now browsers are becoming more frequent, and as the version continues to rise, competition is intensifying, browsers Has the pattern changed significantly? A few days ago, foreign media offered a new round of five browser tests. The platform is 64-bit Windows 7.

Participate in the test browser:
Chrome 20, Firefox 13, Internet Explorer 9, Opera 12, and Safari 5.1.7.

test platform:

software settings:

Network Settings :

test items and test results:

integrated hot start and cold start performance:

total score (The lower the score, the better)
The start time of 8 labels (the lower the score, the better)
The start time of a single label (the lower the score, the better)
The page load comprehensive score:
Low is better)
Non-cached page load time (the lower the score, the better)
Cache page load time (the lower the score, the better)

Javascript performance:

(lower is better)
Acid3 performance:

(lower is better)

CSS performance:

Low is better)

HTML5 Performance:

(Higher is better)

Facebook JSGameBench v0.4.1 Hardware Acceleration Test:
< Br> (higher is better)

HTML5 hardware acceleration test:

(higher is better)

WebGL performance:
< Br> (higher is better)

< b>Flash:

(lower is better)

Java:

(lower is better)
Silverlight:
(lower The better)

Memory
Occupy:

(Lower as possible)

Page Load Reliability:

(The lower the better)

Safety performance:

(The higher the better)

Standard compliance:
< Br> (higher is better)

Summary of test results:

After reading the above individual tests, let's summarize them together. Here, the test results of each browser are divided into four levels: winning, strong, general, and poor.

final ranking:

Firefox results at a glance, the Windows 7 platform, Chrome slight advantage over Firefox to become the first test The new HTML5 hardware acceleration in Chrome 18 and its continuous efforts in browser performance have made Chrome 20 a success today.