With a heated up browser market, more and more makers are touting their speed as the big reason to make the switch to a new browser. One of the big benchmarks is how fast can the browser process JavaScript – client-side code used in some fashion by most websites that can drag a page down if your browser can’t process it quickly. The new lightweight king – Google’s Chrome browser – touts a small footprint with quick load times and fast script processing. But according to techcrunch.com, Google’s own JavaScript speed benchmarker, Sputnik, reveals that currently both Opera and Safari are beating Googles browser. Read the full article here.