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Intel 8th gen, 8gb of RAM, windows 11
Without more information these numbers are useless
this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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what exact information do you need? I actually saved the page with the results as html
"First" and "Second" test of what? What were you doing during the test? 90.6 of what unit of measurement? Etc.
Of Jetstream2 (Title). I was doing nothing, closed all other browsers besides the one I was doing the test with. I don't know the unit, I didn't create Jetstream2. But it's a well known website to meassure how fast a browser is, that's even used by mozilla itself to test their own browser (arewefastyet.com)
To anyone who doesn't know what Jetstream2 is, which is almost everyone, your title reads like it's a version of Brave
Number go up. Can't be mad about that. TBH, there are no numbers that would convince me to use a Chrom* browser. I've been using Firefox since it actually was slow - speed doesn't even cross my mind these days.
It's a good check to make sure competition still occurs.
Pfft I can go 98.74 and 7538.96.
Whatever that means.
What is this measuring? Is a higher number better or is a lower number better?