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* UI | * UI | ||
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* | * BROWSER ENGINE | ||
::* | ::* links UI to rendering engine | ||
* | * RENDERING ENGINE | ||
::* Renders content by parsing HTML, constructing DOM tree and adding CSS to 'paint' each element in correct position | |||
::* Firefox's rendering engine is 'Gecko'; Chrome & Safari use Webkit, another open source rendering engine. | |||
::* Rendering engines try to speed up final display by painting initial content before all has rendered. | |||
::* Parsing HTML is more difficult than XML because of its 'soft' syntax | |||
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Revision as of 17:29, 19 October 2012
notes
the parts of a browser
- UI
- search bar etc
- BROWSER ENGINE
- links UI to rendering engine
- RENDERING ENGINE
- Renders content by parsing HTML, constructing DOM tree and adding CSS to 'paint' each element in correct position
- Firefox's rendering engine is 'Gecko'; Chrome & Safari use Webkit, another open source rendering engine.
- Rendering engines try to speed up final display by painting initial content before all has rendered.
- Parsing HTML is more difficult than XML because of its 'soft' syntax