Aug-11, 2021 · 5min
change languageLearn about the working principles of browser engines, including the differences between different rendering engines such as Trident, Gecko, Presto, Webkit, and Blink.
The core part of the browser is the rendering engine Rendering Engine, which is also known as the browser engine. It is responsible for interpreting the syntax of web pages. Due to historical reasons, different browsers may use different engines, resulting in differences in the content rendered in different browsers. That is, when we are developing and testing, we only need to test the different browser engines.
<h2>Hello World</h2>Will be rendered as
Hello World
Some browsers may also use dual-core
IE<=10
Firefox
Opera(V<=12.16) after using Blink
Safari
Chrome