Microsoft is releasing its Chromium-based Edge browser for everyone to download and install. It’s now available on Windows and macOS, and it will soon arrive automatically via Windows Update for ...

Microsoft’s new Edge browser is coming, ready or not. Starting Wednesday, Microsoft will begin pushing it out to Windows 10 PCs, a complete revamp built on the Chromium technology of Google Chrome.

Microsoft is working on a new Chromium-based Edge browser, and we now have some screenshots of what some of the early internal builds for the new browser look like, along with its new extension store.

The new edge browser is built on the Chromium engine, which provides a variety of benefits—especially when it comes to availability and compatibility. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

The latest update for Edge Chromium, version 88, is finally rolling out. This version adds many new features to the Windows and macOS versions of the browser, like new password security tools, an ...

The Edge Chromium settings worth caring about. Click on the triple-dot icon next to your name in the upper-right corner and click on Settings. If you’re a Chrome user, this next screen should ...

Microsoft is rebuilding its Edge browser on Chromium, and The Verge has secured an exclusive first look. Microsoft’s new browser supports Chrome extensions, some Edge features, and sync. It also ...

IDG. Microsoft’s new Edge browser, based on open-source Chromium, is Microsoft’s third attempt to build a better browser. (Click image to enlarge it.) ...

The new version of Edge marks a fundamental change in the browser: a shift to Chromium, Google's open-source foundation for the Chrome browser. Using Chromium resolves those compatibility problems.

After several years spent trying to build their own ecosystem around EdgeHTML, Microsoft called it quits and decided to switch to Chromium. The new version of their browser, also called Edge ...

Also: Chromium-based Edge: Hands on with Microsoft's new browser Seemingly, the answer is no. Thanks to @h0x0d (The WalkingCat on Twitter), a slide deck that Microsoft plans to present at BlinkOn ...