Microsoft Edge hasn't really received this kind of positive press coverage before, ever, with people online calling it faster than Chrome, and incredibly stable for "pre-release" software.

Microsoft Edge is basically Internet Explorer 2.0, but far less clunky. In a way, it's Microsoft's direct response to Google Chrome, and the result is a much smoother browsing experience over what ...

Chrome vs Edge. Edge and Chrome are the premier browser offerings from the two big tech companies in the world: Microsoft and Google. The browsers are the vehicle for presenting “internet search ...

Microsoft Edge security and privacy compared with Chrome Microsoft also used this week’s announcement to boast about its security and privacy when compared to Google Chrome, citing figures ...

For years, the undisputed winner of the browser wars was Google Chrome, especially compared with what Microsoft had to offer. Until 2015, Microsoft’s browser for Windows was the much maligned ...

Microsoft’s latest bid to compete with the dominant Google Chrome browser is to remove features from its own Edge browser – rather than adding them. Since 2020, Edge has been based on the same ...

That’s not to say I don’t have issues with Chrome’s design, but I prefer it to Microsoft’s initial offering. Oh, and my other complaint is that Edge defaults to Bing for its search engine ...

Microsoft has just updated Edge with a bunch of exciting new features as it looks to beat Chrome in the browser wars. Microsoft Edge has just unveiled a bunch of stellar new features as it looks ...

Microsoft Edge can import data from Chrome as usual, with bookmarks (though not automatically, right now), passwords, browsing history, settings, saved passwords, personal information, and payment ...

Like many of its browser peers, Microsoft Edge wants to make using the internet less of a headache – at least, as far as notifications go. Taking cues from a new Google Chrome feature for ...

Windows borked a feature that let you change your default browser, and some users saw popups every time they opened Chrome. It's the 1990s again for Microsoft.