I think you're being deliberately obtuse.<p>Take the Performance of .css() and .attr() chart.  I can tell very easily that in FF 3.5, time to execute cut in half, ie 6/7/8 and Opera 10.10 are ~2/3 what it was, and safari and chrome about 1/2.  You can also see that in 1.4 FF comes in third, behind safari and chrome and ahead of opera 10.10, and that ie is the slowest in order or 8,7,6.<p>It also shows that FF 3.5 has great gains with this release, as it was behind opera in 1.3<p>That's a lot of information packed into one tiny chart.  Yes, diving into the specifics takes some doing, but the primary purpose of the chart is to show the overall gain in 1.4 vs. 1.3.  Breakdown by browser is a bonus.