Chromium uses synced properties as a specialized coordination system to maintain consistency between the main thread and the compositor thread. These properties manage essential values that change frequently, such as scroll offsets, page scale factors, and browser UI positions. By using a delta-based logic, the system ensures that user interactions on the compositor do not conflict with programmatic updates from the main thread. The architecture relies on three distinct layer trees and a rigorous protocol for committing and activating data to prevent state desynchronization. Ultimately, this framework allows for fluid user experiences and high-performance scrolling while keeping the underlying web state accurate.