Engines

Browser engines (also known as layout engines or rendering engines) transform the bare code of websites into something that users can interact with.

Blink
Engine from Google. Originally forked from WebKit. Most notably used in Chromium.
EdgeHTML
Engine used in Legacy Microsoft Edge. Fork of Trident/MSHTML.
Gecko
Engine from Mozilla. Most notably used in Firefox.
KHTML
Used as the engine for Konqueror, part of the KDE project. KHTML was forked to create WebKit. Development ceased in 2016 and officially ended in 2023.
LibWeb
Used in the Ladybird browser.
Presto
Engine previously used in Opera.
Servo
Web browser rendering engine written in Rust, with WebGL and WebGPU support, and adaptable to desktop, mobile, and embedded applications.
Trident
Rendering engine used in Internet Explorer. Also referred to as MSHTML.
WebKit
Fast, open source web browser engine developed by Apple.