https://alternativeto.net/news/2023/7/firefox-outperforms-chrome-in-speed-for-the-first-time-according-to-a-speedometer-assessment/
@alternativeto @rysiek
Better don’t make a fuss over this, it can backfire hard:
»Some people may have noticed recently that #Firefox looks to be outperforming Chrome, but these are automated tests on ancient CI machines, for Tiger Lake/Zen3+ CPUs it's a completely different story.«
Phoronix: Intel AVX10: Taking AVX-512 With More Features & Supporting It Across P/E Cores Along with detailing Advanced Performance Extensions (APX), Intel as effectively a footnote to that also disclosed another exciting addition to find with future Intel CPUs: AVX10. Most notably for consumer use is that AVX10 will
@frumble @alternativeto @rysiek > #Firefox looks to be outperforming Chrome, but these are automated tests on ancient CI machines, for Tiger Lake/Zen3+ CPUs
In other words, on machines people can actually afford it performs better.
@lispi314 my thoughts exactly
@alternativeto Yeah, screw privacy, security and all that nonsense!
Make the render engine render insane megabytes of useless dynamically injected error-prone JavaScript and malformed HTML fast.
Spoiler: There is no performance difference in well-formed static HTML pages, but we got totally used to this dynamic shit.
Have a look and the JavaScript console and cry.
@alternativeto I didn't realize how slow Genesys' web app was on Firefox til I used Edge again at work, but on a whole it never seems to really be slow at all. Frustrating how some websites almost seem keyed to Chrome for performance in a weird, weird way
Edit: in other words, use Firefox more, put pressure back on developers to quit using certain properties of Chrome's engine for fake speed.
@alternativeto nope... #Firefox is a slow and heavy browser...