The Flash content is rendered in its own window and layering is done with the browser's default behavior.
In Ruffle, this mode functions like WindowMode::Opaque and will layer the Flash content
together with other HTML elements.
The Flash content is layered together with other HTML elements, and the stage color is opaque. Content can render above or below Ruffle based on CSS rendering order.
The Flash content is layered together with other HTML elements, and the SWF stage color is transparent. Content beneath Ruffle will be visible through transparent areas.
Request compositing with hardware acceleration when possible.
This mode has no effect in Ruffle and will function like WindowMode.Opaque.
Request a direct rendering path, bypassing browser compositing when possible.
This mode has no effect in Ruffle and will function like WindowMode::Opaque.
The window mode of a Ruffle player.