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360 Browser Kernel Customization

This article explains how to customize the rendering engine (kernel) used by the 360 fast browser. The browser offers two modes: 'Speed Mode' (using the Blink/Webkit engine) and 'Compatibility Mode' (using the Trident/IE engine).

Customization Methods

  • Manual Switching: Users can manually switch between Speed and Compatibility modes for individual websites.
  • Meta Tags: Developers can use meta tags to specify the preferred mode (<meta name="renderer" content="webkit"> for Speed Mode, <meta name="renderer" content="ie-comp"> for Compatibility Mode).
  • Compatibility List: Websites can be added to a compatibility list for automatic mode assignment.
  • Settings Page: The browser's settings allow for managing and modifying custom kernel switching rules, including import and export functionality.
  • Command-Line Import: Kernel switching data can be imported from a local text file using a command-line instruction.

Compatibility Modes

Speed Mode: Offers better speed and rendering but might have compatibility issues with some websites.

Compatibility Mode: Ensures better compatibility with older websites and applications that rely on the Trident engine.

The article provides detailed instructions and examples for each method. It emphasizes different methods' suitability for various users (developers, individual users, and enterprise users).

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