![]() Obviously, automation is the name of the game.įor this year’s session Web App Performance in a Virtual World which I presented at Citrix Technology Exchange and at community meetups I went ahead and finally automated a large part of the test process, and it paid off immediately. This quickly proved to be tedious and error-prone. For those earlier articles, I manually ran the browsers through a series of tests. I have written about various aspects of browser performance and privacy before. This article presents a simple solution to do just that. Unless you are testing with synthetic benchmarks (which come with a plethora of problems of their own) you need a way to automate browsers opening tabs and loading URLs. There is more than one way to test the performance of web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, or IE, but regardless of how you do it, you need a consistent workload that makes the browsers comparable.
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