Control the use of browser speed mode by default, browser speed mode

Control the use of browser speed mode by default, browser speed mode
Browser kernel control Meta tag description


Background


As we all know, mainstream browsers in China are dual-core browsers: Based on the Webkit kernel, they are used for high-speed browsing of common websites. The IE-based kernel is used for compatibility with online banking and old websites. Taking several browsers of as an example, we first use the Webkit kernel to render mainstream websites. Only a small number of websites are rendered through the IE kernel to ensure page compatibility. For a long time in the past, our main control method was a website library of several hundred kb and a website library collected through long-term manual operation.
Although we strive to improve the accuracy of automatic core-cutting of browsers through user feedback and intelligent judgment of code tags. However, in many cases, we still cannot reach hundreds of entries. Therefore, we have added a new control method: the kernel controls the Meta tag. As long as you add a Meta tag to your website and tell the browser which kernel should be used for rendering the URL, the browser will switch the corresponding kernel immediately after reading the tag. And apply this behavior to all the URLs under this second-level domain name.
Currently, this function has been implemented in all secure browsers. We also recommend that other browser vendors support this implementation. Turn this control label into an industry standard.
Sample Code

Add a line of code to the head label:

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The ontent value is webkit, ie-comp, or ie-stand, which is case sensitive. It indicates that the webkit kernel, IE compatible kernel, and IE standard kernel are used. 
If the page requires a high-speed core by default, add the tag: <meta name = "renderer" content = "webkit"> 
If the page requires ie compatibility with the kernel by default, add the tag: <meta name = "renderer" content = "ie-comp"> 
If the page uses the ie standard kernel by default, add the tag: <meta name = "renderer" content = "ie-stand">

	





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