> the Blink project has been more focused on next-gen webapps with a heavy focus on the compositor, scheduling, and style subsystems. I thought Blink probably

> the Blink project has been more focused on next-gen webapps with a heavy focus on the compositor, scheduling, and style subsystems. I thought Blink probably wanted to change some things about the compositor (ScrollingTree/ScrollingConstraints being separate, for example) more than doing new work on it. The WebCore compositor is in pretty good shape (composited position sticky, etc) so I'm curious if there's anything neat I'm missing out on :). I know that the Chromium Compositor (outside of Blink) has had significant upgrades in the last year, though (Chrome for Android can now scroll without dropping frames on every tile boundary -- huzzah!).