Apple’s WebKit team announced the agreement via Twitter.

“We are excited to work with @googlechrome and @firefox on the upcoming Speedometer test. which assesses actual browser speed on the Web. Apple’s WebKit team announced the agreement via Twitter.

“Working together, we can raise the bar and improve the browser user experience,” I tweeted. Although Speedometer 2.1 is the most recent stable version, you can follow work there by reading the WebKit page on Github.

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Speedometer 3 is currently being create. To determine how responsive an online program is, a web browser test called Speedometer times simulated user interactions on varying workloads.

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 According to the business, the major goal is to make it resemble the real Web as much as feasible.

 According to the company, a browser should benefit real people when it raises its benchmark score, and to achieve this, it should assess end-to-end user experiences rather than concentrating only on assessing particular features.

 Additionally, it should evolve over time, continuously adjusting to the contemporary Web, be accessible to the general public, and be beneficial to the designers of browsers.