Incredible IE speed?

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mika

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i scored a new Firefox' best.. 8.28 seconds... i tried with 0.8 and 0.9 - 0.9 is definately faster ! IE only gives me 11.62 seconds

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wow.. Opera is damn fast.. i got an 5.53s test with opera 7.5

place 2 now :blush:

2 mika, Opera 7.5x, Windows XP, 3.20-3.39GHz 5.53 seconds, June 22, at 01:39:17

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I got:

Lee, Explorer 6.x, Windows XP, 1.20-1.29GHz

13.7 seconds, June 22, at 04:35:06

Ranking: 148 out of 502 testers

Looking at the source, the test could easily be faked by a dummy form post which probably explains the 2secs results.

Lee McDermott [1st post :D]

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Gah! I suck.

jeremy, Safari, Mac OS, 800-899MHz 158.7 seconds, June 22, at 04:54:44 ranking: 500 out of 502 testers

Macs don't seem to be doing well on this test..

Edit: Took the test again with IE6 running on Virtual PC. Did pretty bad.

jeremy, Explorer 6.x, Windows XP, unknown 408.66 seconds, June 22, at 05:08:57 ranking: 502 out of 502 testers
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This is what I get when running the final test. (Firefox 0.9, XP SP1)
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Dessimat0r, Firefox 0.8, Windows XP, 2.00-2.19GHz (Actually nightly build)

12.34 seconds, June 22, at 07:30:23

ranking: 99 out of 502 testers

Dessimat0r, Explorer 6.x, Windows XP, 2.00-2.19GHz (Actually latest SP2 build)

12.83 seconds, June 22, at 07:32:13

ranking: 107 out of 502 testers

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