It depends on stuff like SpiderMonkey so not pure Rust.
replyIt should be able to render JavaScript but I've seen it throw bugs on simple pages, no doubt because my vibe-coded thing is crap not because Servo itself can't handle them.
I have been building/vibecoding a similar tool and unfortunately came to the conclusion that in practice, there are just too many features dependent on the full Chrome stack that it's just more pragmatic to use a real Chromium installation despite the file size. Performance/image generation speed is still fine, though.
replyIn Rust, the chromiumoxide crate is a performant way to interface with it for screenshots: https://crates.io/crates/chromiumoxide
> there are just too many features dependent on the full Chrome stack
replyDo you mind elaborating on what features are missing?
I think you could in theory have a similar webkit-based stripped down headless crate that might have a good tradeoff of features, performance, and size.
replyServo does execute JS and does support webgl (and some but not all of webgl2 if you enable the feature: https://book.servo.org/design-documentation/experimental-fea...).
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