Produces better results (much better custom font support)... Hah, funnily enough, that's the exact same reason we're using it as well! PhantomJS's "it'll be r

Produces better results (much better custom font support)... Hah, funnily enough, that's the exact same reason we're using it as well! PhantomJS's "it'll be ready when it's ready" release cycle has been a bit frustrating, especially with version 2 and its support for custom fonts. It's a shame there's no one perfect solution: PhantomJS is great, shortcomings aside; and SlimerJS is near perfect but slow, slow, slow.