The new software swaps out the EdgeHTML rendering engine for Google's Chromium technology in an effort to make the browser compatible with more websites. But for now, the preview builds are currently ...

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Microsoft is purportedly planning a major change to its Edge browser. A report from Windows Central suggests Microsoft plans to ditch its proprietary EdgeHTML back end for Chromium—which could spell a ...

Last week, Microsoft announced a number of changes that are coming to its Edge browser. For one thing, the firm will be swapping out the EdgeHTML rendering engine and it will be building the browser ...

Microsoft isn't exactly killing off its EdgeHTML rendering engine, even after declaring plans to use Chromium open source technologies in its Edge browser. It might be expected that Microsoft would ...

Microsoft's browser developers think the Chromium approach to mouse scrolling is so bad that it's really a bug and that it can be solved with some smarts from Edge. Microsoft has shared its thoughts ...

The new Edge builds released today are early and focused on fundamentals, so all the intended features, language support, and UI changes are not there yet. Today's builds have not been optimized for ...

Microsoft this week explained that its non-Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser (based on earlier EdgeHTML technology) will get removed when April "update Tuesday" security patches get applied to ...

Microsoft is giving its Edge to Chromium. On Thursday, Microsoft announced that it will adopt the Chromium open source project for its Microsoft Edge web browser on the desktop, “to create better web ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link It's official: Microsoft Edge, the default web browser on Windows 10, will be moving over in the next year to support the Google-born Chromium web ...