360 secure browsers use the IE6/7 mode by default in compatibility mode. Sometimes the web is only compatible with IE8 or later. The following describes how to adjust the speed mode of the 360 browser compatibility mode:
Set the 360 security browser to open the mode and set the meta as follows:
I. Page opening mode
1. By default, the speed mode (webkit kernel) is used)
<Meta name = "renderer" content = "webkit">
2. The compatibility mode is used by default (IE6/7)
<Meta name = "renderer" content = "ie-comp">
3. The standard mode is used by default (compatible with computer IE)
<Meta name = "renderer" content = "ie-stand">
II. Sample code:
Add a line of code to the head label:
1 The value of content is webkit, ie-comp, or ie-stand, which is case sensitive. It indicates that the webkit kernel is used, the IE is compatible with the kernel, and the IE standard kernel is 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">
III. Technical details of each rendering kernel
Kernel |
Webkit |
IE compatibility |
IE standard |
Document mode |
Chrome 21 |
IE6/7 |
IE9/IE10/IE11 (depending on your IE) |
HTML5 support |
YES |
NO |
YES |
ActiveX control support |
NO |
YES |
YES |
IV. UA examples for each kernel
V. Remarks
This function is similar to X-UA-Compatible of IE9. For more information about the implementation of several IE kernels, see:
Http://blogs.msdn.com/ B /ie/archive/2010/06/16/ie-s-compatibility-features-for-site-developers.aspx
360 browser compatibility adjustment