Apple in collaboration with other browser engine developers has announced the release of Speedometer 3.0, described by Apple as "the best way yet to measure browser benchmark performance." Apple's ...

In 2014, Apple's WebKit team released Speedometer, and in 2018, partnered with Google's Chrome team to release Speedometer 2.0. The partnership's goal was to create a shared understanding of web ...

Speedometer 3.0 is an open-source benchmark tool developed by major players in the browser market, including Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla. This tool simulates real-world user operations in ...

The company estimates that if every Chrome user browses for just 10 minutes a day, the improved performance could save 58 million hours each year. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X ...

Chrome on Android has delivered best-in-class Speedometer benchmark scores on Android devices. Google achieved this feat through build optimizations, V8 and Blink improvements, and OS and SoC ...

Gecko (Firefox), Blink (Chrome / Edge), and WebKit (Safari) are the engines behind most web browsers, and the developers who make them have collaborated on a new benchmark to measure performance with ...

Apple’s WebKit team has published a new blog post this week detailing how they’ve made significant upgrades to Safari’s performance over the last several months. The improvements come following the ...

Google Chrome remains the dominant web browser in the market in terms of market share, and performance may have a lot to do with it. The company has detailed how it managed to gain so much recently.

What just happened? The four largest browser developers in the world – Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla – have collaborated to develop the Speedometer 3.0 benchmarking tool. For the uninitiated, ...