Chrome Compositor: Raster-Inducing Scrolling Explained
Blink2868 Nov 2025

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The source provides an extensive technical explanation of raster-inducing scrolling within the Chrome browser's rendering pipeline, focusing on the sophisticated architecture of the Chrome Compositor (cc). It details how smooth, asynchronous scrolling is achieved by isolating visual updates to the compositor thread, minimizing costly content redraws (rasterization) on the slower main thread. The text identifies scenarios where scrolling forces raster work, such as when content is exposed, or when visual features like subpixel text require re-rendering for correctness, leading to either performance jank or visible checkerboarding. Finally, the document covers the historical evolution of Chrome's multi-threaded rendering, modern mitigation strategies like tile prioritization, and techniques developers use to debug scroll performance issues.

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