Browser Speed Comparison

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http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/browserSpeed.html

 

Noe å diskutere? Opera gjør rent bord

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Firefox er tregt, IE er middels, Opera er raskest

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http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/browserSpeed.html

 

Noe å diskutere? Opera gjør rent bord

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I tråden G. Bush henviser til har jeg bl.a. postet noe av forklaring på hvorfor Opera laster sider kjappere enn de andre:

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IE, Firefox, and Safari ship with HTTP pipelining disabled by default; Opera is the only browser I know of that enables it. No pipelining means each request has to be answered and its connection freed up before the next request can be sent. This incurs average extra latency of the round-trip (ping) time to the user divided by the number of connections allowed. Or if your server has HTTP keepalives disabled, doing another TCP three-way handshake adds another round trip, doubling this latency.

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Firefox has this disabled supposedly because some proxies, some load balancers, and some versions of IIS choke on pipelined requests. But Opera has found sufficient workarounds to enable pipelining by default. Why can't other browsers do similarly?