[fabrice_d]

Ladybird is extremely slow, it's far from being competitive at all.

[iotku]

They're prioritizing correctness to the spec over speed and are still 'officially' in pre-alpha. It's still to be determined how well they can bridge the gap there.

For casual web browsing it's plenty fast enough already to do a lot of things, but they're a relatively small team fighting against decades of optimization.

[mrob]

All browsers are fast enough once you block all the useless web bloat.

[bowsamic]

But Ladybird's explicit goal is to work on the "real web", i.e. without blocking all that bloat

[paddim8]

What? No one is expecting Ladybird to be fast at this stage. No one is claiming that it is. Ladybird is competitive because of the speed of which it is improving.

[ramon156]

Very unfair to look at ladybird and call it slow, when its not even alpha and shouldn't be used yet

[snvzz]

Remember you're experiencing a debug build of pre-alpha software.