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Originally posted by cl333r View Post
You won't be alive by the time Servo ships and is enabled by default.
I don't understand where Servo is going. It is unusable in its current state compared to Chrome/Edge/Firefox/Opera/etc
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Originally posted by atomsymbol View PostI don't understand where Servo is going. It is unusable in its current state compared to Chrome/Edge/Firefox/Opera/etc. I tested it shortly a few weeks ago, a few months ago, a year ago: it seems to be stagnating or is improving extremely slowly.
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Originally posted by atomsymbol View PostI don't understand where Servo is going. It is unusable in its current state compared to Chrome/Edge/Firefox/Opera/etc. I tested it shortly a few weeks ago, a few months ago, a year ago: it seems to be stagnating or is improving extremely slowly.
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Wow, we made 22 posts without someone trolling Rust. Amazing.
Originally posted by WolfpackN64 View Post
Useable parts of Servo get brought over to Gecko. Servo is more of a testbed for new browser technology.
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Originally posted by RahulSundaram View PostServo is not meant to be used on its own by end users. It's just a providing ground for some things that Firefox developers are trying out. Some of this will get merged into Firefox over time as has been happening already through the Firefox Quantum effort.
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As already mentioned, it seems like the video accel was just rendering the frames in an opengl context. That's a far cry from "video acceleration".
Firefox will be useless for viewing youtube on your laptop for the foreseeable future still.
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