Tuesday, January 12, 2021

Servo browser engine adopted by Linux Foundation

Servo, an open source browser engine originally developed at Mozilla, has moved over to the Linux Foundation. A modular, embeddable web engine written in Mozilla’s Rust language, Servo shares code with the Firefox browser and is intended to enable delivery of content and applications via web standards. Created in 2012, Servo incubated technologies later incorporated into Firefox such as the WebRender GPU-based rendering system read more

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