Wednesday, November 14th 2012

Rightware Unveils Browsermark 2.0

Rightware, the leader in embedded user interface (UI) technologies and benchmarking software tools, today introduced Browsermark 2.0 - a free to use benchmark that was designed from the ground up to measure and compare the performance of any browser on any internet enabled device, including: desktops, notebooks, tablets, smartphones and more.

In addition to measuring general browsing functionality tests like: page loading and page resizing, and conformance testing for HTML5 and network speed, Browsermark 2.0 also features 4 new areas of testing: WebGL, Canvas, HTML5, and CSS3/3D.

"We are all frustrated with the performance of our browser based on the device we are web browsing on, to the point that we continue to ask 'Am I expecting too much from my tablet?'" said Tero Sarkkinen, CEO of Rightware. "Browsermark answers that question for you. This simple to run test will help you decide which browser gives the best web experience for your device. In addition to measuring your own device, consumers can check out the latest results in our Power Board online database. We believe these two technologies will help to improve the user experience on every device."

Browsermark for years has been considered the gold standard technology in performance measurement. The software was designed to measure the browser performance in the context of JavaScript, HTML5, WebGL, CSS and many more. Browsermark provides the de facto benchmark approach to measure variety of different performance aspects of device's browsing capabilities, functionality and speed, and provides well-understood results for easy comparison of different device capabilities.

All of the data will be uploaded to Rightware's Power Board online database. Power Board gathers and maintains all of the official benchmarking data from all of the company's benchmarking tools. Power Board allows access to benchmarking data of graphics, system, multicore, browser and user interface performance of various different devices, running different operating systems and hardware.

Rightware is the provider of the world's most widely adopted benchmarking software for mobile and tablet devices and automotive systems. Rightware's famous Basemark products are developed within the industry's most impartial and transparent benchmark development program. This program was done in close cooperation with leading mobile phone manufacturers, semiconductor companies and operators to ensure the most reliable and objective benchmark products.
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14 Comments on Rightware Unveils Browsermark 2.0

#2
BUCK NASTY
4P Enthusiust
Running latest Firefox...

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#3
vrdublu
Here's a Snap of Chrome:
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#4
newtekie1
Semi-Retired Folder
Avant Ultimate 2012 Build 181 Running Webkit 537 Engine(Chrome 21)

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#6
BUCK NASTY
4P Enthusiust
vrdubluHere's a Snap of Chrome:
Yep, figured that Chrome would rule them all.
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#8
Arctucas
I cannot get it to execute, either with Firefox 16, nor IE10.

EDIT:

Apparently it uses some Google IP address, which I have blocked in my firewall.
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#9
razord93

Google Chrome 25
50/50mb connection
i7 2600k
690 gtx
Windows 7
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#10
PLAfiller
I don't see the pattern. I tested my Firefox 16.0.2 and I get the same conformity, but worse overall score- but the internet I used was on the go, so I guess the internet connection plays some role. At the same time Chorme shows less conformity to HTMLS 2.0 and CSS3 and has a larger overall score??? Shouldn't the same browsers have the same score? or Your Firefox 16 is more version 16 than mine>?
Meh, not gonna make me change my browser anyway :)
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#12
Vancha
I think my incredibly dated computer let me down somewhat, though my internet kicks all your internets' asses.

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#13
GoFigureItOut
Opera had a mediocre score of 1617, even though the test didn't complete. Chrome scored the highest; however, IE 10 had the best score in the conformity section across the board.
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#14
Recus


Firefox 16.0.2. Nobody will know my ISP. :cool:
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