This test was to determine many of the basic parameters of browsers display, and security vulnerabilities. The above image shows a test by NSS labs and shows the malware blocked by the most common browsers. The above images do not show the vulnerabilities of the browsers.
Internet Explorer Version 10.0.9200.16599
HTML 5 Test: 320
Acid 3 Test: pass*
CSS 3 Test: 54%
Speed Test: 30 ms
Security Test: 14/17
Ram Usage: 49 Mb
File Size:
Google Chrome Version 28.0.1500.71
HTML 5 Test: 463
Acid 3 Test: pass
CSS 3 Test: 65%
Speed Test: 30ms*
Security Test: 16/17
Ram Usage: 45.7
File Size: 364.26 Mb
Firefox Version 22
HTML 5 Test: 410
Acid 3 Test: pass
CSS 3 Test: 63%
Speed Test: 31
Security Test: 13/17
Ram Usage: 83.2 Mb
File Size: 46.39 Mb
Chrome Canary Version 30.0.1557.0 canary
HTML 5 Test: 463
Acid 3 Test: pass
CSS 3 Test: 66
Speed Test: 30
Security Test: 16/17
Ram Usage: 65 Mb
File Size: 375.99 Mb
Opera Version 15.0.1147.130
HTML 5 Test: 423
Acid 3 Test: pass
CSS 3 Test: 65%
Speed Test: 30
Security Test: 15/17
Ram Usage: 70 Mb
File Size: 93 Mb
Maxthon Cloud Version 4.0.6.2000
HTML 5 Test: 476 ??
Acid 3 Test: fail
CSS 3 Test: 62%
Speed Test: 31ms
Security Test: 14/17
Ram Usage: 51 Mb
File Size: 87.73
Safari 5.1.7
HTML 5: 278
Acid 3: Test fail
CSS 3: 51%
Speed Test: 41ms
Security Test: 14/17
The question marks next to the Maxthon browsers html test question the companies past history of bribing the test givers. Maxthon has been known to bribe their testers to give them a higher score which is why they get a lower score.
The question marks next to the Maxthon browsers html test question the companies past history of bribing the test givers. Maxthon has been known to bribe their testers to give them a higher score which is why they get a lower score.
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