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Enhancements - Comparing results with uBO #6
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- Delete profiles and measurements
- Add other extensions to compare to (example uBlock Origin)
- Show the results
…y/benchmarks into enhancements-compare-uBO
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LGTM
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If Firefox takes 1,162,466.08 sec and Chrome 988,810.84, you have "117.56% faster". Looking at the number, I assume you mean 17.56% faster (or a speedup of 1.1756).
1162466.08 / 988810.84 = 1.1756 (so it is 17.56% faster or 1.1756 times faster)
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Also, in such graphs, I find it always helpful to say either "Fewer is better" or "More is better".
For instance here: "Total Load Time Ratio, More is better"