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Minefield browser extremely fast

October 28, 2008

The news over Google Chrome has hardly cooled down but there’s already a new “fastest browser in town.”

Minefield is getting raves even with just its alpha release. Before you count it as another new entrant, Minefield is actually an early build of the next version of Firefox. The newly improved javascript engine has made it significantly faster. Purportedly it is even ten percent faster than Google Chrome.

You can test Minefield for yourself by downloading it at this link.

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