Domestic mainstream browsers are dual-core browser: Based on the WebKit kernel for the high-speed browsing of common web sites. The kernel of IE is used for compatible net Silver and legacy website.
code example
adds a line of code to the head label:
<meta name= Renderer "content=" "Webkit|ie-comp|ie-stand"
<BODY>
</body
content is taken as one of Webkit,ie-comp,ie-stand, case-sensitive, representing the WebKit kernel, ie-compatible kernel, IE standard kernel, respectively.
If the page needs to default with the speed core, add Tags: <meta name= "renderer" content= "WebKit"
if the page should be default with IE compatible kernel, add Tags: <meta name= "Renderer" Content= "Ie-comp"
if the page should default to use IE standard kernel, add Tags: <meta name= "renderer" content= "Ie-stand"
The technical details of each rendering kernel
Kernel webkit ie compatible ie standard
Document mode chrome &NBSP;IE6/7 ie9/ie10/ie11 (depending on the user's IE)
HTML5 support yes no yes
ActiveX control support no yes yes
Each kernel UA example