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= Web Page Load Times =
== Browser Comparison ==
<em>Oct 11th, 2008</em><br />
Load Times for opening Google Maps in [http://www.webwait.com Webwait.com]
{|
!style="background:#FFCC00;"|Firefox 3.0.3
!style="background:#FFCC00;"|Minefield PGO (1)
!style="background:#FFCC00;"|Minefield PGO (2)
|-align="right"
|2.10
|1.38
|1.45
|-align="right"
|1.85
|1.24
|1.27
|-align="right"
|2.19
|1.14
|1.30
|-align="right"
|2.19
|1.06
|1.02
|-align="right"
|2.12
|1.10
|0.96
|-align="right"
|2.24
|1.07
|0.97
|-align="right"
|2.32
|1.20
|1.14
|-align="right"
|2.29
|1.15
|1.29
|-align="right"
|2.06
|1.27
|1.16
|-align="right"
|2.13
|1.16
|1.13
|-align="right"
|style="border-top:solid"|2.15 (avg)
|style="border-top:solid"|1.18 (avg)
|style="border-top:solid"|1.17 (avg)
|}
I saved Google Maps to my local server and when loaded from the local server the load times were the same for the 3 browsers.
(1)Profiled using SunSpider JS Test, Google Maps, a bunch of XUL examples and random sites.
(2)Profiled with the opening and closing of the browser.
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== Initial Tests ==
<strong>Testing Procedure:</strong><br />
I did the acid3 test site, the SunSpider JS Test, used google maps for a couple of searches, went to cnn.com and the top ten websites from www.web100.com. I also visted a bunch of xul web applications and examples.
=== Google Maps ===
<em>Oct 10th, 2008</em>
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=== CNN.com ===
<em>Oct 10th, 2008</em><br />
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=== tomshardware.com ===
<em>Oct 10th, 2008</em><br />
