Originally posted by dealer
but no on the next site
from the very link you provided netryder, here is the proof for the nt kernal
ie results
TopFive Windows/NT, Internet Explorer
1 Gary Browne, Explorer 6x, Windows XP, 2GHz or higher 2.95 seconds, Aug 17, at 12:51:02
2 Gary Browne, Explorer 6x, Windows XP, 2GHz or higher 2.97 seconds, Aug 29, at 23:29:15
3 noname, Explorer 5x, Windows 2000, 99 MHz or lower 4.31 seconds, Aug 20, at 16:18:01
4 reno, Explorer 6x, Windows 2000, 1.80 - 1.89GHz 4.33 seconds, Aug 26, at 14:05:33
5 bapsack, Explorer 5x, Windows 2000, 2GHz or higher 4.6 seconds, Aug 25, at 12:08:38
now the netscape
TopFive Windows/NT, Netscape Navigator
1 t, Netscape 6x, Windows 2000, 2GHz or higher 4.36 seconds, Aug 18, at 13:59:17
2 noname, Netscape 6x, Windows XP, 2GHz or higher 5.35 seconds, Sept 4, at 00:46:04
3 dee, Netscape 6x, Windows 2000, 1.60 - 1.69GHz 5.89 seconds, Aug 25, at 08:15:13
4 noname, Netscape 6x, Windows 2000, 1.80 - 1.89GHz 6.73 seconds, Aug 18, at 17:09:04
5 noname, Netscape 6x, Windows 2000, 1.00 - 1.09GHz 7.58 seconds, Aug 19, at 04:09:03
and opera
TopFive Windows/NT, Opera
1 ShannoW, Opera, Windows XP, 2GHz or higher 3.97 seconds, Sept 3, at 12:26:10
2 ShannoW, Opera, Windows XP, 2GHz or higher 4.06 seconds, Sept 3, at 12:24:48
3 noname, Opera, Windows 2000, 2GHz or higher 4.14 seconds, Aug 18, at 17:47:12
4 xtc, Opera, Windows XP, 1.50 - 1.59GHz 4.37 seconds, Aug 21, at 05:45:37
5 OPERAAAAA, Opera, Windows XP, 1.50 - 1.59GHz 4.53 seconds, Aug 27, at 08:49:06
so on this site, internet explorer is the clear favorite on the nt kernal and my personal experience is demonstrated with these stats