Microsoft Edge

Microsoft rebuilt the Edge browser over a year ago. It abandoned the old rendering engine for Edge and adopted the Chromium rendering engine. One of the benefits of this move is that Microsoft Edge users can now install Google Chrome extensions on the Edge browser.... Read More

We all have different styles of using our web browsers to surf the internet. While some users are tab minimalists; switching between a handful of tabs as they surf, others are heavy tab users - using as many tabs as they can possibly get. If... Read More

Over a year ago, Microsoft dumped its old rendering engine for on the Windows 10 browser, Edge, and adopted the Chromium rendering engine - the same technology that powers popular browser, Google Chrome. This move by Microsoft is expected to improve compatibility, measurably. Users will... Read More

Our smartphones have become capable enough that we're able to perform many of our computing needs on them. Be it research, jotting down those ideas that come to you randomly among many other things. However, we still need the traditional workstation from time to time.... Read More

With the introduction of Windows 10, Microsoft Edge is the new default browser. This means it replaces Internet Explorer. However, Windows 10 still contains Internet Explorer although it's there just for 'legacy purposes' according to the Microsoft Team. So with Microsoft edge replacing Internet Explorer... Read More

Microsoft is doing it's best in playing its game on foreign podiums. In what was a typical replacement of a dying Internet Explorer for Windows PCs, Microsoft Edge is slowly sneaking into Android and iOS devices. Beginning today, iOS and Android users will be in... Read More