Subject: New Seamonkey speed test - Seamonkey still fastest - msg#00128

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Re: Speed comparion: Seamonkey vs. Moz 1.7.11

James Ross wrote: Bob wrote: Mr. Uh Clem wrote: The only time I've had a problem with the suite hanging is when (I assume) newsgroup pointers get screwed up. I learned that I could find the process id of moz and send it a SIGABRT from the terminal window, forcing a core dump and invoking the QA Agent. I hope the info was useful. Wonder if there's a Windows equivalent procedure to force a dump. I think so, I have heard Win geeks discussing stuff like that. But don't ask me how to do that. My force quits are probably related to slow CPU - 550 Mhz - which is at 100% much of the time here. :(((((((( If you need to force an app to die horribly on Windows, the best thing I know of is crash.exe, from http://viper.haque.net/~timeless/crash/ Hmmmm, that would have been great in Windows 98, that glorious hardlocking OS. I'm on Windows 2000 now, though, and it's pretty good about forcing down applications via Task Manager. Unfortunately, Talkback sucks and only displays the current thread's stack, which means the reports generated from this are useless [1]. :( Ahh so Talkback's reports are nearly useless. How sad. -- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/anti-scammers/ A new epidemic - the Nigerian "romance scam": Nigerian crooks using dating sites, Yahoo chat rooms and Yahoo messenger to con people. Using fake profiles with photos of real models, they "romance" both men and women and then con them. Join the group to learn more.

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Re: New Seamonkey speed test - Seamonkey still fastest

Bob wrote: The speed test has been expanded. Seamonkey continues to win the test, this time best 2 Firefox browsers, which are reputedly faster than Seamonkey/Moz. Test open 12 webpages at once on starting the browser. Results: Seamonkey fastest at 1 minute Firefox 1.6 nightly next at 1 minute 14 seconds Firefox 1.06 next at 1 minute 30 seconds Mozilla 1.7.11 last at 1 minute 34 seconds. Specs: Windows 2000, 16 MB video card, 512 MB PC100 RAM, 550 Mhz AMD-5-3 How exactly are you performing these tests? For example, did you clear the history/cache of all used profiles or did you use a new profile? Also, did you disable the automatic update check in Mozilla Firefox? Do you have some sort of script or extension for this and what are the url's you used for this test? Michael

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Seamonkey nightlies and releases?

Dear Seamonkey Developers, I am personally quite anxious to try the new Seamonkey. Does anyone here have an idea when a proper alpha will be released (now that the 1.8 branch has been created and the number of outstanding & approved bugs seems to be reduced to a handful)? If that isn't to be soon, which would be a nicely stable and friendly nightly to try? I am using an iBook with OS X 10.3.9. Once again, thanks to everyone here for picking up the suite after Mozilla lost interest in developing it. Best wishes, Oscar

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Re: New Seamonkey speed test - Seamonkey still fastest

Bob wrote: The speed test has been expanded. Seamonkey continues to win the test, this time best 2 Firefox browsers, which are reputedly faster than Seamonkey/Moz. Test open 12 webpages at once on starting the browser. Results: Seamonkey fastest at 1 minute Firefox 1.6 nightly next at 1 minute 14 seconds Firefox 1.06 next at 1 minute 30 seconds Mozilla 1.7.11 last at 1 minute 34 seconds. Specs: Windows 2000, 16 MB video card, 512 MB PC100 RAM, 550 Mhz AMD-5-3 How exactly are you performing these tests? For example, did you clear the history/cache of all used profiles or did you use a new profile? Also, did you disable the automatic update check in Mozilla Firefox? Do you have some sort of script or extension for this and what are the url's you used for this test? Michael