Microsoft has been trying to give its product line, a whole new identity. For years, the tech giant has been facing severe criticism for its rather outdated platforms, unreliable performance, and just sheer bad offerings. The first step in the right direction for Microsoft is Windows 10. The last-named OS for Microsoft has been adopted on the majority of Windows devices, and the fact that it’s a free upgrade makes it even more compelling as a package.
The next step that Microsoft has taken, in their rebuild, is to develop a faster version of their Edge browser, which not only features a distinct logo change but major overhauls as well in terms of performance.
In this article, we are going to tell you the benefits of the all-new Microsoft Edge Browser.
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Edge goes Chrome
So the biggest benefit that you are going to get with the new Edge browser is a near Chrome-like experience. The reason for this is that Microsoft has developed the new Edge browser on the Chromium engine, which is the same engine that powers the Chrome browser. There are certain memory optimizations that are still to be done on the new Edge browser, but the rest of the experience is identical to Chrome. An added bonus is a gorgeous interface that makes the Edge browser even look good.
The interface is clean and snappy
Speaking of the interface, the Edge browser has undergone a radical change thanks to the Chromium engine. We have a similar layout as the one on Chrome. The whole platform feels intuitive and familiar, which makes it easy for us to get used to it in a matter of minutes. Unnecessary elements have been removed and the whole browser is now much lighter than its predecessors.
