nice browser benchmarks

[sxmaxchine]

i have used opera for about a year now and i must say i realy like it, and now there is more reason why everyone can enjoy it.

Look at this (http://my.opera.com/portalnews/blog/2010/03/22/opera-10-51-released-the-fastest-browser-just-got-faster)

also IE8 did great :P (i was being sarcastic if you didn't catch on)

[Psumi]

Midori 0.2.4 passes the Acid3 test (100/100) but cannot complete the Peacemaker tests for browsers (Page hangs on 2/6: Social Networking; browser itself does not hang.)

[Phrea]

I'm a long time Opera user, but I think that benchmarks posted on manufacturers sites are always questionable.

EDIT: besides that, 10.51 [or .50 for that matter] is STILL not available for Linux.

[sxmaxchine]

sad that it isnt on linux i always liked the fact that opera worked on everything and not just computers but hopefully it will be available for linux by the time i buy myself a new power supply and can use my linux pc.

[cguy]

sad that it isnt on linux i always liked the fact that opera worked on everything and not just computers but hopefully it will be available for linux by the time i buy myself a new power supply and can use my linux pc.

Not even the beta is out.

[Linuxforall]

The deb file is out for Opera 10.52 alpha reflecting latest Carakan engine used in their Windows and Mac version, I have it running for hours and apart from occasional glitches, it runs flawlessly and performs quicker than the latest Chrome beta installed on my Karmic x64.

[Lightstar]

Opera has always been bugy and crashing on me :(

I stick with firefox, I have a few add-ons I couldn't live without.

If I switched, I would probably be going to Chrome / Chromium. Which I already use on netbook.