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| [http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail/browsermation/ Browsermation] || Kevin Lasconia || 09/16/2010 || The animation at full speed (Holding down Ctrl+Tab) appeared to be faster in Chrome || The animation at full speed appeared more fluid/smooth in Firefox. It is "jerky" in Chrome. || When switching between tabs, Chrome appeared to have a faster response time. || It appears to be speed vs. smoothness in this experiment. The CPU usage can also reflect this. At full speed Firefox ran at 49% - 54% CPU usage. Chrome on the other hand had a fluxuating CPU usage of 51% - 93%!
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| [http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail/browsertalk/ Browsertalk] || Kevin Lasconia || 09/16/2010 || When I talked, the "mouth" appeared to move at similar speeds in Firefox, and Chrome. However, when launching the experiment Chrome started considerably faster then Firefox. || The "talking" animation appeared smoother in Chrome when it picked up my voice. || There seemed to be a slight delay from when I talked and when the mouth moved in Firefox. Chrome seemed to be more responsive. || Overall, I think Chrome outperformed Firefox for this experiment. CPU usage for both browsers were similar.
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| [http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail/domtris/ Domtris] || Kevin Lasconia || 09/16/2010 || - || - || - || -
