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One question I had, which is partly answered in the FAQ, is what rendering and JS engines are used. The FAQ says it can run on either WebKit/WebEngine (Blink)
by rattray 5y ago
One question I had, which is partly answered in the FAQ, is what rendering and JS engines are used.
The FAQ says it can run on either WebKit/WebEngine (Blink) – how does it decide? Which is the default, and are there tradeoffs to using one or the other with Nyxt specifically?
What JS engine is used?
- chalst 5y agoThe FAQ entry talks of their being a basic interface: the point is that these two engines have code that realises this interface. Other engines could also provide implementations of this interface. I'd be pleased if a Servo hacker stepped up and did this.
- Y_Y 5y agoWhat would it take to get this working with Servo? I know Servo itself isn't really done yet, but let's ignore that for now.
- chalst 5y agoI hope someone rolls by and answers: I am at the stage of following enough to be interested in the concept of integrating all the parts of a DOM engine with a proper GPU-friendly compositor in a modular way, but not at the stage of understanding the interfaces of the modules.
- jmercouris 5y agoEverything needed is at the bottom of the browser.lisp source file, one would need to implement all `ffi-*` named functions.
- whitten 5y agoWhat is Servo you want to work with the Nyxt browser?