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But it's still "just IE", right? Right guys? Seriously though. I think that argument is losing steam every time I do testing with Edge. It gets updated. It fee
by josteink 11y ago
But it's still "just IE", right? Right guys?
Seriously though. I think that argument is losing steam every time I do testing with Edge. It gets updated. It feels different.
Unless somebody were to tell me both IE and Edge belong to the same browser family, I wouldn't be and to tell.
I'd say it's fair to call it a new browser.
- camhenlin 11y agoCanvas performance still pretty awful compared to more modern browsers. Source: http://www.networkworld.com/article/2979845/microsoft-subnet/microsoft-edge-browser-performance-test-chrome-firefox-internet-explorer.html http://www.networkworld.com/article/2979845/microsoft-subnet...
- nvivo 11y agoJust being picky, but because Edge was released after all other browsers, technically there isn't any other "more modern browser". There are just the other browsers.
- eyko 11y agoEdge is not cross platform so those of us who don't have any devices running windows don't have any exposure to it in order to praise it. That said, nobody I know refers to Edge as "just IE"; in fact, it's not even considered IE (the name is Microsoft Edge, right?). In any case it's good news that Windows users will finally have decent browser by default. That is, when Edge adoption/usage is higher than all IE versions combined). My point being: IE is just IE. Edge is Edge and we're happy about it.
- needusername 11y agoIs Edge/IE still the only major browser left that doesn't support server-sent events?