Re: Firefox need more focus on HTML5 to fight against chrome

Erik Chendo Tegon <[email protected]>
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On 19 ago, 13:18, LightDot <[email protected]> wrote:
> You seem to be intentionally spreading FUD by repeatedly posting incomparable test results.
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> I have previously pointed to the false logic in your comparisons in another thread and yet you choose to disregard the facts. So this must be intentional.
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> Let me repeat for the sake of other readers: html5test.com shows 288 points for Firefox 5.0 and 312 points for Firefox 6.0a2. There is no result for the final Firefox 6.0 as of now but I guess it will also be 312 points.
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> Chrome 12.0.742 has 327 points, Chrome 13.0.782 and 14.0.797 both have 329 points.
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> Without even going into the methodology or relevance of this and other similar tests, I don't see any reason for alarm here.
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> Now, if you see 288 for Firefox 6.0 with *your* OS, *your* settings and *your* third party programs installed, this result cannot be directly and validly compared to the results of *others*. Is that really so hard to comprehend?
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> Even the site itself clearly states:
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> "About these scores
> Each of the browsers above have been used to run the HTML5 test. The browsers are run with their default settings. It is possible your results may differ slightly because of settings, operating system and other factors."
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> If you still don't get it, consider this: *my* Chromium 13.0.782.112 shows just 271 points. And this would mean exactly nothing when compared to *your* Firefox results.
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> Now stop spreading FUD.

Lightdot, i'm not doing fud, i am talk a true fact, a fact that we
need to fix fast.
Belive or not we need, we must
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