v0.1.2255 Sep 2026·Rendering, Web APIs & DOM, Tabs & interface
Real right-to-left pages, and grids that size to their content
A follow-up that makes right-to-left actually work on real sites. The previous update mirrored right-to-left layouts only when a page used the CSS direction property directly - which almost no site does. Real Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu pages set dir="rtl" on the page, and that path was ignored, so they still came out left-to-right. Now the dir attribute drives the same exact mirror, on the whole page or any part of it. We caught this by rendering real right-to-left pages and looking at them. Alongside it, grids now size their flexible auto and max-content columns to their content, so an item is never squeezed narrower than itself.
Parity with the reference browser
74overall, as of v0.1.355
Web APIs / DOM surface53
Security architecture66
GPU / graphics acceleration68
DevTools / extensions72
Networking85
Media85
Accessibility85
Real-world site compatibility99
HTML parsing100
CSS parsing + selectors100
Layout: block / flex / grid / tables / writing-modes100
Paint + visual100
JavaScript language100
JavaScript performance (JIT)100
HTML parsing100