How to make dual-core browsers choose the WebKit kernel to render their own web pages by default

We can use the tag to specify the name of the render kernel for our site, and when the dual-core browser accesses this page, it will select the rendering kernel we specified to process the page, according to our instructions.
If the page needs to be the default speed core, add Tags:

<meta name= "renderer" content= "WebKit" >

If the page needs to use IE compatible kernel by default, add Tags:

<meta name= "renderer" content= "Ie-comp" >

If the page needs to default to the IE standard kernel, add tags:

<meta name= "renderer" content= "Ie-stand" >

We just need to add the above code to the head tag of the website, which is the corresponding pattern to render the site.
We can also specify multiple kernel names at the same time, with the symbol "|" Separated by the following code:

<meta name= "renderer" content= "Webkit|ie-comp|ie-stand" >

The browser will then select its rendered kernel to handle the current page in order from left to right.

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How to make dual-core browsers choose the WebKit kernel to render their own web pages by default