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Research

Research

Measurements we ran ourselves, published with the method, the versions and the date.

Everything in this section is a first-party measurement. Where a study reports a number, the page states how it was produced, on which software versions, and on what date, and prints enough of the method that you can run it yourself.

That last point is the one that matters. The purpose is not that you should trust our result; it is that you should be able to get your own. Client behaviour changes between releases, so a measurement is a fact about a version on a day rather than a permanent property, and each study says so explicitly.

We publish no provider performance tables. No independent party has counted the pools, and reprinting a vendor figure as though it were a measurement would be worse than printing nothing.

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