The original Microsoft Edge is set to be deprecated in early 2021. On March 9, 2021, the browser will reach end-of-life, and Microsoft will no longer be providing security updates.

While the original Microsoft Edge browser features acrylic-looking effects and highlights throughout the experience, the new Chromium version of Edge removes that. Coming from Chrome, I felt right ...

The original Microsoft Edge browser is heavily inspired by Fluent Design, which features acrylic-looking effects and highlights throughout the experience.

Thanks to its new Chromium underpinnings, Microsoft's new Edge browser can now handle Chrome extensions on Windows 10 and MacOS. Clifford led How To coverage. He spent a handful of years at ...

It's still an 'E', sort of, but the updated icon is a long way from the Internet Explorer-esque logo that the original Microsoft Edge is using. The message is clear: Microsoft is breaking with the ...

Unlike the Beta, Dev, and Canary builds of Microsoft Edge, installing the Stable version will completely replace the original Microsoft Edge. Therefore, only install it if you are ready to try ...

As to the former, the original Microsoft Edge was first released in 2015, and was a fully Microsoft-developed product. It was built on its proprietary EdgeHTML browser engine and its Chakra ...

I even used the original Microsoft Edge, launched in 2015. It used Microsoft’s own proprietary rendering engine and the Chakra JavaScript engine. It was sluggish, and lacked extension support.

Windows 7 and 8 support will also end for Microsoft Edge Webview2, which can use Edge's rendering engine to embed webpages in non-Edge apps. ... around a decade after its original release.

The new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge will impersonate other browsers depending on the site being visited. This is may be done for compatibility reasons, like properly rendering pages or how video ...