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Maybe via an "About" page or something similar?
jsperf.com used https://www.browserscope.org/, maybe there's something else you'd prefer. Either way having the results be aggregated & stored w/ the tests instead of manually would be wonderful.
Right now to share the results of tests requires weird copy/paste or a screenshot. Would be nice if there was an "Export" button that would copy a markdown/plain text/csv/something variant to your clipboard for easier reporting of test results. #3 would make this less important, but still useful.
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First let me say that this is a very nice tool, thanks for building it!! I noticed that when editing the test name, if you backspace all the characters, it gets overwritten by the default name. This appears to be because of I suspect this behavior could be fixed by changing that line to Screencast : http://screencast.com/t/THbhBARYJAt
See https://esbench.com/bench/58cad06499634800a0347a72 for an example. Leaving this test in throws off the results.
I think it's a pretty common user scenario when someone want to test the performance diff between a new ES2015 function and it's es5 equivalent. Now this kind of perf test is impossible because ES2015 code is compiled into es5 with Babel. It would be nice to have a checkbox or something at every test to turn on/off Babel compilation for that given test.
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