Microsoft (Briefly) Reveals New Extensions For Edge, Including Reddit and Pinterest (thestack.com)
An anonymous reader writes: A now-inactive page at a Microsoft Azure development sites shows a page that reveals the first two extensions for the Microsoft Edge browser to be Pinterest and a port of the Reddit Enhancement Suite for Google Chrome. The page was identified by Twitter user H0x0d, and is now only accessible via Google Cache.
There is nothing in the page's content or about its place of publication that suggests it to be potentially legitimate. I could have easily come up with a page published on Azure that had been unpublished to have this situation. This could be a hoax. I wouldn't trust anything about it until properly acknowledge or published by Microsoft.
Brant Gurganus http://gurganus.name/brant
I have a Windows 10 tablet, and Edge is the primary browser I use on it.
It's the only browser that even comes close to having a touch-capable UI. Both Firefox and Chrome removed their touch UIs.
Touch UIs suck on a desktop but they're rather important when you're using a, you know, touch device.
If I'm using my tablet with a keyboard and mouse I usually use something else because Edge lacks adblock, but that's not a terribly common situation.
Of the non-Edge browsers I've tried, Opera comes closest to being usable on a 9" touchscreen, but it's still pretty rough.