Chime in: Does Microsoft Edge's limited feature set keep you from using it?

Microsoft's built-in browser, Border, is a abiding topic of word. The switch from the onetime stalwart, Cyberspace Explorer, was always going to accept its bumps in the route, just nosotros're now pretty far down the route. And for some, the years of evolution time since Windows 10 launched nonetheless haven't been enough.

That'southward what nosotros're looking at right now in the Windows Cardinal Forums.

GreaseMonkey255
05-12-2018 01:25 PM

Okay, peradventure the title of this thread was a little out there. :cool: Anyway, hither are the reasons why I won't utilise Edge just yet. Tin can't import history from any browser except Cyberspace Explorer: this was the deal-billow for the April 2022 update. It's 2022, and Edge still prioritizes IE (which hasn't been updated in ages). I'm sure that there is a backhanded mode to fix this (e.g. some way...
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One thing is definitely true: Firefox, Edge, Opera all get updated way more oftentimes than Microsoft Edge. With Edge being tied to the Os, you merely don't get as many updates as, say, Chrome, that can push ane out weekly if it wishes.

The other browsers also have very robust core features and a huge ecosystem of extensions to make them even better. Border, too, supports extensions, simply the selection is express at best.

Personally, I've never gelled with Border. Since day 1 there's always been something that just pushes me away, and extensions have been one of them. The main ones I use are now on Edge, merely every time I endeavour and employ information technology for an extended period, I always find quirks or performance issues that transport me running away again. Maybe I'm simply unlucky, but I'grand probably non alone, either.

What about yous? Border diehard? Or were you lot, also, turned away from it. You know what to practice. Hit the forum thread below and let us know!

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