HTML 5 speed test: Internet Explorer 9 vs. Chrome 6

The IE9 'test drive' HTML5 examples are fantastic -- and using unbiased code too! What you see here is IE9's hardware (GPU) acceleration blowing Chrome 6 out of the water.

The reason it looks 'choppy' is because, seemingly, my screen capture tool is only running at 15 FPS or so. It says it's running at 30 FPS, but who knows...

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Science & Technology

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• internet explorer
• ie9
• chrome
• developer
• html5
• canvas
• speed
• benchmark
• test
• mrseb
• sebastian

[LG141602]

@ladose1000 What? maybe you awnsered the wrong comment. IE plays youtube videos really fast without asking for flash or an update.

[ladose1000]

@LG141602 no IE needs adobe!

[LG141602]

@ladose1000 thats only on your computer

[IARRCSim]

For that benchmark IE9 is the fastest browser but for everything I make using JavaScript and HTML5 canvas, Chrome is fastest, followed by Firefox, and IE9 is last. Does anyone else have similar experiences using HTML5 canvas on multiple browsers? I wonder if there is some style of programming or techniques I'm missing out on.

[torstein99]

@ladose1000 you know you REALLY should have adobe reader it is very importantant. but if you want to use chrome thats fine

[FMdong]

@iGarthi If you don't understand the concept of WebKit, don't pretend that you do.

[ladose1000]

i hate IE because when i want to watch a video on youtube it says "update or install Adobe"

and i don't want this.....but with chrome is good no adobe needed

[hqdefault]

Where do you get that benchmark tool?

[pAcO42146]

Is that Christopher Waltz speaking? ...

[simcity4ful]

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