Speedometer 3.0 is supported by each major browser engine, including Blink/V8, Gecko/SpiderMonkey, and WebKit/JavaScriptCore, and this is the first such cross-industry collaboration.

Speedometer 3 is currently in active development and more will be shared over the coming months. Until then, you can follow development on Github.

The latest stable release, named Speedometer 2.1, simulates user actions for adding, completing, and removing to-do items using multiple examples in TodoMVC, a project that offers a variety of ...

Speedometer 3.0 takes into account the most common versions of popular frameworks including React, Vue, Angular, Preact, Lit, Backbone, and Svelte.

Speedometer 3.0 is an open-source benchmark tool developed by major players in the browser market, including Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla. This tool simulates real-world user operations ...

Speedometer's primary goal is to have a reflection of the real-world Web as much as possible. When a certain browser obtained a higher score on the benchmark, it should also benefit the users.

Now, Apple has announced that it is collaborating with Google and Mozilla to build the next version, Speedometer 3, with the aim of giving a more accurate assessment of your browser’s speed.

After achieving stellar results on the Speedometer 3 browser benchmark on desktop earlier this year, Google Chrome has now achieved best-in-class scores on Android devices. Google announced this ...

Apple has announced that it has teamed up with Google and Mozilla to create the newest version of Speedometer, a benchmark for testing browser efficiency. Apple was instrumental in the creation of ...

Although Apple's WebKit GitHub page hosts Speedometer 3, Google and Mozilla will develop it alongside the Cupertino giant. This should ensure it treats all three browsers fairly and that it ...