Mozilla claims that FireFox 3.5 will be twice faster than version 3.0

The v3.5 version of Mozilla FireFox is coming soon. This is an important version for Mozilla. It not only significantly improves performance, but also supports more Web standards.

According to Mozilla's blog, the coming version 3.5 will be twice faster than version 3.0 and 10 times faster than Version 2.0. A new viral marketing campaign has been launched.

Of course, the speed is just relative. What evidence does Mozilla use to prove that the speed of execution is 10 times faster than that of many people? Is it the rendering speed, code execution speed, or js execution speed?

Obviously, the Mozilla Foundation does not want to lag far behind Google and Apple, but it may be better.

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