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It's great to see Firefox competing on a core metric - performance. It doesn't look like a one time thing, either, I suspect an ongoing initiative to close this gap. I'd be curious to hear more about what that entails.

Something that might be less exciting is finding where Chrome beat Firefox on a benchmark and then tuning Firefox one knob at a time until it didn't, then moving on to the next benchmark - that would mean that there's not much more room to grow since it's basically just "ah, they did that we should do that". It would still be good work just not sustainable.

If it's part of a larger performance initiative I'd really like to learn more.