Browser Performance Rankings
Compare browser performance across different platforms using Speedometer 3.1 benchmark
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35 browsers on macOS ARM
Google Chrome
Neo
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Performance Comparison
Speedometer 3.1 scores on macOS ARM • 35 browsers
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Summary of browser performance on macOS ARM
Sorted by highest to lowest:
- Google Chrome ranked #1 with a score of 49.0 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 0.3%
- Neo ranked #2 with a score of 48.5 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 2.8%
- Microsoft Edge ranked #3 with a score of 48.5 using Blink engine, showing a negative trend of 1.2%
- Google Chrome Canary ranked #4 with a score of 48.1 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 334.8%
- Vivaldi ranked #5 with a score of 47.5 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 2.8%
- Comet ranked #6 with a score of 47.4 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 0.8%
- Helium ranked #7 with a score of 46.6 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 1.6%
- Shift ranked #8 with a score of 46.3 using Blink engine, showing a negative trend of 1.3%
- Brave ranked #9 with a score of 46.2 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 1.1%
- Safari ranked #10 with a score of 45.5 using WebKit engine, showing a positive trend of 0.1%
- Ora ranked #11 with a score of 45.0 using WebKit engine, showing a positive trend of 3.5%
- Nook ranked #12 with a score of 45.0 using WebKit engine, showing a positive trend of 0.1%
- Dia ranked #13 with a score of 44.8 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 2.7%
- Opera GX ranked #14 with a score of 44.8 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 2.3%
- Opera ranked #15 with a score of 44.6 using Blink engine, showing a negative trend of 0.4%
- Orion ranked #16 with a score of 43.8 using WebKit engine, showing a negative trend of 2.3%
- Arc Browser ranked #17 with a score of 43.0 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 0.7%
- Strawberry ranked #18 with a score of 41.8 using Blink engine, showing a negative trend of 10.8%
- Web ranked #19 with a score of 41.2 using WebKit engine
- BrowserOS ranked #20 with a score of 39.9 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 6.5%
- Firefox Developer Edition ranked #21 with a score of 39.1 using Gecko engine, showing a positive trend of 5.1%
- Firefox ranked #22 with a score of 38.2 using Gecko engine, showing a negative trend of 1.1%
- Yandex Browser ranked #23 with a score of 38.0 using Blink engine, showing a negative trend of 0.9%
- Firefox Nightly ranked #24 with a score of 37.8 using Gecko engine, showing a negative trend of 2.0%
- Zen Browser Twilight ranked #25 with a score of 37.4 using Gecko engine, showing a positive trend of 3.2%
- Meteor ranked #26 with a score of 37.2 using Blink engine
- Zen Browser ranked #27 with a score of 36.7 using Gecko engine, showing a positive trend of 1.7%
- DuckDuckGo Browser ranked #28 with a score of 36.5 using WebKit engine, showing a negative trend of 0.5%
- Axonium ranked #29 with a score of 36.4 using WebKit engine, showing a negative trend of 0.9%
- Waterfox ranked #30 with a score of 35.8 using Gecko engine, showing a negative trend of 2.8%
- ChatGPT Atlas ranked #31 with a score of 34.2 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 1.6%
- Floorp ranked #32 with a score of 31.0 using Gecko engine, showing a positive trend of 3.0%
- Kosmik ranked #33 with a score of 30.7 using Blink engine, showing a negative trend of 21.1%
- Sigma OS ranked #34 with a score of 29.1 using WebKit engine, showing a negative trend of 5.5%
- Fellou ranked #35 with a score of 27.4 using Blink engine, showing a positive trend of 42.6%
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