Web browsers are the most commonly used PC, Mobile, and tablet applications. But most people do not know about the engines that power them. Most people swap from one web browser to another; what happens when you do that?
When you switch from one browser to another, you change the browser engine alongside a rendering engine. Web browser rendering engines and browser engines carry out two distinctive operations.
The Web browser engine manages communication between the user interface. In contrast, the web browser rendering engine is responsible for displaying/rendering web pages.
However, there is another player in the mix, which is the dynamic JavaScript engine. JavaScript engine assists the web browser engine alongside the rendering engine to get the raw code from web pages and convert it into a viewable form.
Did you know that the most significant factor determining the success of a web browser is the engine that powers it? Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox browsers have sophisticated engines.