IE9 again shows some promise of decent performance, besting Firefox, but it's still not on par with either Safari or Opera. The Flying Images demo results again surprised us.

I've noticed that on pages that use Flash, both Chrome and Safari are visible and noticeable slow and laggy to scroll through - Activity Monitor confirms near 100% CPU usage on Chrome with around ...

Browser Speed Tests: Safari 5, Firefox 3.6, Chrome 6, and Opera 10.6 Beta Read More These tests are now out of date. As usual, you can see our most recent batch of speed tests at lifehacker.com ...

The metrics, and graph above, are based off of SunSpider benchmarks in runs per minute. Of course Google's Chrome has the advantage of being the only one of the three that's actually available now.

Older improvements also have a significant effect on bolstering Chrome’s overall performance. Google credits the new V8 Sparkplug compiler in M91 , introduced in early 2021, for speeding up ...

Others have built programs that use flame graphs to visualize data created by popular performance tools, such as DTrace, Windows XPerf, OS X Instruments, Perl performance tools and Google Chrome ...

The most popular browsers on macOS are Safari, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, and each have their specialties. Here's how the four stack up on macOS.

Using Safari instead of Chrome on a Mac has advantages like better performance, improved energy usage, and better support for ...