Daveheart78
I've actually been trying to find the PDF renderer that was used in Edge. I looked for it the last time I went through this, and actually found whose renderer was used (I think it started with an 'S'). But I can't remember anymore, and all my search results now just bring up articles how Edge is switched to Adobe now, and not who made the previous renderer.
- The current rendering engine for PDFs in Edge is "Skia": https://skia.org/about/
- Skia is an open source 2D graphics library sponsored and managed by Google, providing high-performance graphics rendering services to Chromium-based web browsers (Chrome, Edge, ...) and other environments. It's known for its efficiency, portability, and versatility in handling different graphics tasks across various hardware platforms, which makes it well-suited for rendering complex documents like PDFs, ensuring smooth and reliable PDF viewing experiences.
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