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Engine, that is. Every web browser (such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox,
and Google Chrome) has a browser engine (sometimes also called a layout
engine or a rendering engine) at its core. Think of a web browser engine as
similar to the engine of a car: It’s the part of the software that does the actual
work behind the scenes. Just as automakers wrap their engines with vehicle
bodies, tires, transmissions, and seats, different web browsers build different
features and user interfaces around the browser engine that give them their
special look or extra capabilities.
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