The latest stable version of Microsoft’s Edge browser finally adds support for extension syncing, meaning you won’t have to manually re-install extensions individually with each new device.
Microsoft’s revamped Edge browser, which was launched in January, is officially inbound for Linux and it could be launched on the open-source platform later this year. Read More
Netmarketshare has released their market share for April 2020. The data shows the new Edge continuing to make gains why Windows 10 sees an inexplicable drop in share compared… Read More
Microsoft’s new Edge browser has achieved a 1000% on the HTML5 Accessibility test which tests which new HTML5 features are accessibly supported by major browsers. Read More
Microsoft’s gamble on a Chromium-based Edge browser appears to have paid off, at least in the short term. Read More
Dark mode is a feature that lets you switch the color theme of an app or an entire desktop operating system to black or something close to… Read More
Since Microsoft began testing its new Edge browser built on Chromium, Google has gradually started limiting the functionality of some of its own services with the browser. The… Read More
