Wednesday 29 July 2015
Microsoft’s new browser that comes with Windows 10 is great on the surface. It’s fast, stable and has a slick new look. Web developers, however, don’t care about that. They care if Microsoft’s new browser will break their websites or not with its new rendering engine. Over the last ten years the Web has been utterly transformed. Internet Explorer, once dominant, has been decimated by Google’s faster and more reliable Chrome browser. Graph via Gravoc With Edge, Microsoft wants to win developers back and has pulled out the stops to do it. To start from a fresh slate, Microsoft created a fork of…
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