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A Study of Ajax Performance Issues

2008 January 22
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by Coach Wei

from → WebDev

  • http://webkit.org/blog Maciej Stachowiak

    What versions of Safari and Firefox were used in this test?

  • http://www.coachwei.com coachwei

    Browser versions used in this test:
    IE 7.0.5730.11
    FireFox 2.0.0.11
    Safari 3.0.2 (522.13.1)

  • boemer

    Would be interested in firefox 3, Safari 3.1 and Opera 9.5 in comparison to IE7.

    Or at least add it, because else this page has become irrelevant… (I know it is half a year old)

  • http://www.trendmx.com guaranteed seo

    Time to add the Google Chrome browser to this list for comparison.

  • http://www.lotusjump.com SEO Sofware

    yeah, how do you guys feel about google chrome and how it compares to those other 3?
    -rich

  • http://raymondtay.blogspot.com Raymond

    Nice comparison, would be great if you could suggest mitigation strategies

  • Satheesh

    Can anyone tell me how I can develop something that performs well in all browsers. Do you say that I need to pick up the best from each. Any idea about how Dojo and Prototype handles array and string operations.

  • Pierre

    I’ve an issue quite related :

    I’ve got an ASP.NET 3.5 app that loads a page with a very big datagrid.

    When the page is finally loaded, IE 6 and 7 are still using 40 % of the processor, not FF.

    Do you know about this issue ?

    Removing AJAX components on the page (ScriptManager and UpdatePanel) make the 40% become 20% but the problem is still there …

    Bye

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    i’m having a few issues with google chrome

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    Google chrome is so much more faster