« Double moteur d'affichage » : différence entre les versions

Version du 28 août 2010 à 08:33

Ultra Mode

Maxthon uses the Ultra Mode, powered by the Webkit rendering engine, by default.

It will switch automatically to Retro Mode, powered by the Trident rendering engine, as needed to display older-style Web pages.

You can switch manually to Retro Mode by click to the right of the Address Bar.

Retro Mode

Some older web pages, not written for newer standards, are distorted, have features that don’t work, don’t display at all, or even crash other browsers.

Usually Maxthon 3 will recognize these pages and automatically switche to Retro Mode, designed for those older pages.

If the Retro display engine fails to fix a problem automatically, click the button to the right of the Address Bar.

Clicking the button switches modes, which should fix the page.

The next time you visit the website, Maxthon will automatically use whatever mode is best for that website.

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 ==Ultra Mode==
-Maxthon uses the Ultra Mode, powered by the Webkit rendering engine, by default. It will switch automatically to Retro Mode, powered by the Trident rendering engine, as needed to display older-style Web pages. You can switch manually to Retro Mode by click [[image:1-3-13tb.png]] to the right of the Address Bar.
+Maxthon uses the Ultra Mode, powered by the Webkit rendering engine, by default.
+It will switch automatically to Retro Mode, powered by the Trident rendering engine, as needed to display older-style Web pages.
+You can switch manually to Retro Mode by click [[image:1-3-13tb.png]] to the right of the Address Bar.
 ==Retro Mode==
-Some older web pages, not written for newer standards, are distorted, have features that don’t work, don’t display at all, or even crash other browsers. Usually Maxthon 3 will recognize these pages and automatically switche to Retro Mode, designed for those older pages. If the Retro display engine fails to fix a problem automatically, click the [[image:1-3-13tb.png]] button to the right of the Address Bar. Clicking the button switches modes, which should fix the page. The next time you visit the website, Maxthon will automatically use whatever mode is best for that website.
+Some older web pages, not written for newer standards, are distorted, have features that don’t work, don’t display at all, or even crash other browsers.
+Usually Maxthon 3 will recognize these pages and automatically switche to Retro Mode, designed for those older pages.
+If the Retro display engine fails to fix a problem automatically, click the [[image:1-3-13tb.png]] button to the right of the Address Bar.
+Clicking the button switches modes, which should fix the page.
+The next time you visit the website, Maxthon will automatically use whatever mode is best for that website.