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@DavidR post:1321

That is the problem, they all claimed to be faster at one time or at one thing, but the time differences really are a joke and unlikely to mean much in real life browsing.

Who is going to notice differences in the milliseconds, given the various failings of the internet how many servers you have to pass the data through and if they are suffering and load issues. They are all much closer in real life than what each browser would like you to think.

I totally agree with you. If I could have IE9 on this machine, I’d be using it instead of Chrome. Even the “experts” are now saying there’s very little difference between the 3 major browsers now.