Microsoft Edge seems to have a new tool, "ClearType" that will make the text you see on the web page smoother, clearer, and easier to read. [more]
Because Microsoft hitched Edge to Chromium's wagon, it had little choice but to go along with a recent Google change to release timing. [more]
Because Edge is based on Chromium like Chrome (naturally enough), it also means they spend time improving their core. [more]
Microsoft's Edge 86 includes a "rollback" function that lets IT admins restore an earlier version of the browser and gives the built-in PDF viewer support for document tables of content. [more]
With the Chromium-based version of Edge now in place, Microsoft is looking to move on from its older browsers – IE11 and the original Edge. [more]
Microsoft has hidden an "easter egg". [more]
Microsoft is all set to make the Chromium version of Microsoft Edge available to the general public starting January 15th, 2020. This new web browser will not support the legacy Microsoft Edge extensions. This is because they were written in EdgeHTML. And the newer web browser supports... [more]