Hello,
Someone *might* be interested in a strange thing I just came across. i found a huge difference in performance between the latest Camino 0.8b nightly vs the latest trunk nightly on a popular javascript test page. [The about dialog says, for both, 2004053008 (v0.8b+)]
I tried with both builds the tests on http://www.24fun.com/downloadcenter/benchjs/benchjs.html
With the 0.8b-build, _Test 6_* takes about 5 seconds on a G5/bi-1.8.
With the trunk's nightly build, as well as with my (first
succeeded :)) own trunk build, the same test takes about 132 (!) seconds.
The same performance regression does not occur on the latest FireFox trunk nightly build (Gecko/20040531 Firefox/0.8.0+) nor on the latest mozilla trunk build (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X Mach-O; en-US; rv:1.8a2) Gecko/20040531)
Overall, Camino 0.8b is really a runner on those tests, leaving every other browser on Mac OS X far behind him (except for Opera 7.5, which is closer to Camino).
Test 6 is the only one where Safari (1.2.2) "wins", btw (also against 0.8b).
regards, Lorenzo
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