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Web Browser Wars
Topic Started: Mar 10 2005, 10:55 AM (2,379 Views)
Aaron
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A blast from the past.

Loads slowly?! not for me its faster then IE
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dbzlotrfan
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the tabbed browing if I recall from reading a while ago actually decreases the amount of RAM that needs to be used.
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drangonsile
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March 11, 2005 09:02 PM
Yeah but FF loads slowly anyway and uses loads of ram, id rather stick to opening 2 IEs and be done. Its not like you can be searching much more then 5 pages at once anyway.

I have searched up to 24 pages at once. 5 pages is nothing, image 24 IEs :blink: :wacko: as opposed to 24 tabs.

IE takes 10 mins on a DSL to load.
FF only a few secs.
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Special Forces
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drangonsile
March 11, 2005 09:26 PM
IE takes 10 mins on a DSL to load.
FF only a few secs.

Then you need a new computer. :blink:

IE loads fine for me just as Fire Fox loads fine for me.
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Ben
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Quantum-locked when observed.

Code:
 

DOM Module   Category   Firefox    IE    % FF error  % IE error
_____________________________________________________________
Level 1 Core   Runs         238     224
              Errors        15       2      6,30%    0,89%
              Failures      14      85      5,88%   37,94%
              Seconds      270     224     12,18%   38,83% <-- Total errors or failures

DOM Module   Category   Firefox    IE    % FF error  % IE error
_____________________________________________________________
Level 2 Core   Runs          11      11
              Errors         0       2         0%   18,18%
              Failures       2       5      18,18%   45,45%
              Seconds    17,52   10,96      18,18%   63,63% <-- Total errors or failures

DOM Module   Category   Firefox    IE    % FF error  % IE error
_____________________________________________________________
Level 2 HTML   Runs         685     685
              Errors         0      16        0%    2,33%
              Failures      16      58      2,33%    8,46%
              Seconds   871,46  898,44      2,33%   10,80% <-- Total errors or failures


These are some results from running tests on IE and Firefox support for DOM, at http://www.w3.org/DOM/Test/

(I have not run these tests for myself, rather this is referenced from a post elsewhere in another browser discussion topic. Feel free to run them yourself and compare notes, eh.)
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Aaron
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A blast from the past.

What I got IE (Boo!) runs 224 Errors 4 Failures: 85 and they started right when it started Firefox it took a little bit till the errors and failures started.


Really not needed
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drangonsile
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March 11, 2005 09:27 PM
drangonsile
March 11, 2005 09:26 PM
IE takes 10 mins on a DSL to load.
FF only a few secs.

Then you need a new computer. :blink:

IE loads fine for me just as Fire Fox loads fine for me.

I poor.
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FizzleBoink
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IE is losing this war to FireFox, Safari, and Opera mainly because it runs on ActiveX... Damn it!
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