Web Payments:Microsoft Edge now has preview support for the new Payment Request API. This means that Edge is now more secure, reducing the risk of falling prey to malicious programs.Ħ. Flash Click-to-Run: Microsoft Edge now blocks untrusted Flash content by default until the user chooses to play it. Thanks to these changes, Edge is now more stable, responsive, and resilient to slow or hung web page content.ĥ. Component UI: Microsoft Edge now features a new UWP architecture, a new visual tree, and new input model. Simply right-click on the Microsoft Edge icon in the Taskbar and select the task that you want to launch.Ĥ.
Jump List:Windows 10 now lets you launch a new window or new InPrivate window straight from its Taskbar icon.
You can easily scroll through the list and keep better track of what’s in your tabs especially when you have tens of tabs open.ģ. Tab preview bar: This feature allows you to easily preview every tab you have opened without leaving your main page. The Redmond giant recently rolled out the biggest build update in recent months, revealing many juicy features the upcoming Creators Update will pack, including a plethora of new and interesting Edge features and improvements that will definitely make it more appealing to users. With it, the general public will have access to the latest and most impressive features ever available on Microsoft’s browsers. Microsoft should release Windows 10 Creators Update sometime in early 2017.
Here’s why more users will adopt Edge in early 2017 This could change when Microsoft rolls out the Windows 10 Creators Update. Nevertheless, the difference between Chrome and Edge remains huge. The Edge browser has a fairly decent market share of 5.33%, one that is slowly but surely growing. The battle between Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome is not over yet, although for the time being the latter seems to be the winner: Google Chrome is the most popular browser among Windows 10 users - despite Microsoft’s perpetual efforts to convince users to switch to Edge.Īccording to the latest data provided by NetMarketShare, Google Chrome has an impressive 56.43% market share, with the good old Internet Explorer coming second. Home › News › Edge vs Chrome: here’s what makes Microsoft stronger than Google
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