First Safari performance reports
Ted Choward over at tedchoward.com has put the Safari 3 beta through some tests with his online application, Thinwire.
He had it generate a grid with 1000 rows and could still use the browser while it was calculating the result.
Here are the numbers he came up with:
- Internet Explorer 7: 1 minute 33.66 seconds
- Opera 9: 27.93 seconds
- Firefox 2: 23.24 seconds
- Safari 3 Beta: 18.91 seconds
To visualize this, let me add a graph:

Although the performance is probably no reason to switch from Firefox, it shows that we have another real alternative to Internet Explorer on our hands.
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