Last week, the Mozilla Gfx team announced that WebRender is now in beta. It is not yet released because of some blocking bugs. WebRender is an experimental renderer for Servo that draws web content like a modern game engine. It consists of a collection of shaders that very closely matched CSS properties.
Though WebRender is known for being extremely fast, its main focus is on making rendering smoother. It basically changes the way the rendering engine works to make it more like a 3D game engine.
In the future, we will see more improvements in memory usage, the interaction between blob images and scrolling, and support for WebRender in Firefox for Android.
You can enable WebRender in FireFox Nightly by following these steps:
Read the official announcement on the Mozilla Gfx team blog.
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