Safari Browser Speed Shootout - Code of Conduct Violation June 23, '07 Comments [14] Posted in Reviews Sponsored By I awoke to discover that the video that accompanied my post on "Video: Windows Browser Speed Shootout - IE7, Firefox2, Opera9, Safari for Windows Beta 3" was removed from MSN Video soapbox as a "Code of Conduct Violation." Waa? Check out the Code of Conduct posted at the Soapbox Site...I'm not pushing porn or exploiting minors...there's NOTHING in there about posting a video like this. Bummer. Perhaps Apple complained. Anyway, here's the same video be encoded at 640x480 (4x the resolution that was up on Soapbox) and hosted via Silverlight Streaming. Grab Silverlight if you need to. If you'd like to easily create Silverlight Videos, transcode them and blog them, take a good look at James Clarke's blog on JetFuel (download), his Windows Live Writer Plugin that will automate encoding, skinning and publishing within Windows Live Writer. Make sure you go download Expression Media Encoder also. Here's the Windows Browser Speed Shootout video on YouTube. Technorati Tags: Safari, Silverlight, Benchmark « ADD and Flaming Potato Development | Blog Home | Hanselminutes Podcast 69 - Building aDev... » About Scott Scott Hanselman is a former professor, former Chief Architect in finance, now speaker, consultant, father, diabetic, and Microsoft employee. He is a failed stand-up comic, a cornrower, and a book author. About Newsletter Sponsored By Hosting By