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Beginning Wednesday, the era of the “traditional” Microsoft Edge will come to an end—for consumers, anyway.
Microsoft said in November that the new Chromium-based Edge would begin replacing the “traditional” Edge, which uses Microsoft’s own EdgeHTML to render pages
see the details at:
www.pcworld.com
Microsoft said in November that the new Chromium-based Edge would begin replacing the “traditional” Edge, which uses Microsoft’s own EdgeHTML to render pages
see the details at:
Microsoft will begin replacing Microsoft Edge with its Chromium-based browser next week
Beginning Wednesday, Jan. 15, Microsoft will begin quietly replacing the Edge browser on your PC with an entirely new version, running on top of Chrome, with a new look and feel.
www.pcworld.com
