[citation][nom]TwoDigital[/nom]"According to HTML5test.com, IE10 PP2 now scores 237/450, up from 146/450 of IE9. Chrome 14 currently is at 342/450 and Firefox 5 at 295/450."..."Once again, IE10 shines and its rivals are left behind."Those two statements don't add up... to me it looks like IE10 is a distant 3rd...[/citation]
I wonder if you read the article. First, the scores paragraph talks about current versions of the browsers: IE9, not IE10PP2, FF5 & Chrome 12. Second, it says:
"To be fair, we know that HTML5 benchmarks can be, just like JavaScript benchmarks, slanted into different directions and to take advantage of certain browser characteristics. However, there is no denying that the performance of IE10 in those new benchmarks is impressive and there is at least the impression that HTML5 applications could look and feel like regular desktop applications at some point."
Do you understand?