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I'm disappointed they didn't put more effort into making the UI look like the old Edge. Things like the tab previews, or the sidebar-like way that bookmarks wor
by whoopdedo 6y ago
I'm disappointed they didn't put more effort into making the UI look like the old Edge. Things like the tab previews, or the sidebar-like way that bookmarks worked. Instead it's Chrome with a different home page. There's more changes behind the scenes of course, but from the user's perspective it's not obvious what the difference is between it and Chrome. And given the choice I think Chrome would win every time because for years there's been a sentiment that tech people don't use the Microsoft browser so it must be bad. The Edge rebrand was the attempt to reverse that perception, except now they've negated the benefit of the rebrand by taking away the things that distinguished Edge.
- wayneftw 6y ago> it's not obvious what the difference is between it and Chrome. That's the whole point. If there's no difference between Edge and Chrome, why should the average user go out of their way to get Chrome?
- orev 6y agoEdge will be installed on Windows computers by default. People need to specifically download and install Chrome.