- From: Robert Clary <bclary@netscape.com>
- Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 15:42:00 -0400
- To: Rick Rivello <richard.rivello@nist.gov>
- CC: www-dom-ts@w3.org
from the http://www.mozilla.org/ home page <quote> Mozilla 1.1 Alpha Released Mozilla 1.1 Alpha is our bleeding edge alpha release which is meant to get wider testing for all the changes that happened on the trunk since we branched for Mozilla 1.0. See the release notes to find out what's new. </quote> The trunk is not really the best place to be testing at the moment. :-) you can find zip files and installers for Mozilla 1.0.1 at: <ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/nightly/latest-1.0/> I usually dl a zip version and unzip it into a separate location. It is usually easiest when running multiple versions. Bob Rick Rivello wrote: > >> >> >>Rick Rivello wrote: >> >>>. >>> >>> >>>>Mozilla will have problems with the Applet tests if you try to run the >>>>DOM HTML Level 2 tests as text/xml. You can either disable Java or you >>>>can choose the non-Applet/non-Object test suite if you wish to test DOM >>>>HTML Level 2 as text/xml. There is no problem when testing DOM HTML >>>>Level 2 as text/html. >>>> >>> >>> >>> I've been running the DOM HTML Level 2 tests and have discovered >>> that running the tests on IE6 takes approx 3 minutes while running the >>> same tests on Mozilla takes approx 22 minutes. Has anyone else >>> had similar results? Is there something I need to set/change within the >>> Mozilla browser to make it run faster? >>> >> >>Be sure you are running the DOM HTML 2 tests as text/html. My >>comparisons on a local webserver show on a PIII 700/Win2k box: >> >> >>IE6 [214 seconds, text/html], [1238 seconds, text/xml] >>Moz 1.0.1 [834 seconds, text/html], [1124 seconds, text/xml] >> >> > > > I ran the tests again on a Pentium 4 1400MHz/Windows 2000 box. > > native implementation > text/html > alltests-suite-no-applets > > IE6 147 seconds > Mozilla 1.1a 1095 seconds > > > >
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