Why are gfx.webrender.all and layers.acceleration.force-enabled set to False in librewolf config by default?

opt9@feddit.ch to LibreWolf @lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

I found both these settings set to False which causes a cpu overload when playing video. Anyone know why?

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Why are gfx.webrender.all and layers.acceleration.force-enabled set to False in librewolf config by default?

Why are gfx.webrender.all and layers.acceleration.force-enabled set to False in librewolf config by default?