rendering engine

A rendering engine is software responsible for displaying web pages. It interprets the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code, processes how elements should appear and behave, and then renders the visual representation you see in your browser. Think of it as a translator that converts the written code into a formatted, interactive webpage you can view and interact with. Different browsers have their own rendering engines, such as Blink in Chrome or Gecko in Firefox, which handle this process according to their specific algorithms and standards.