Microsoft Launches First Chromium Edge Builds (venturebeat.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Microsoft today released the first Edge builds based on Google's Chromium open source project, the same browser that Google's Chrome is based on. Microsoft is even adopting the same naming scheme that Google uses for Chrome development: It is debuting Canary (preview builds that will be updated daily) and Developer builds (preview builds that will be updated weekly) today. They can both be installed alongside the old Edge as well as each other. You can download these builds now from the Microsoft Edge Insider site.
Hello! I wish to register a complaint about a bird I bought in this very boutique not an hour ago!
... when I can just install Chrome? ;)
What differentiates this from regular Chrome?
All the monitoring, tracking and advertising of Chrome, now with the added shiny telemetry of MicroSoft! and probably Bing search.
It appears if you login with your microsoft account, it will sync your windows, microsoft, chrome, (maybe firefox) accounts, syncing your passwords, payment info, addresses to your microsoft account if you login in.
Mine loaded my chrome profile, then offered to "sync" it with my microsoft account.
Open source, cross-platform, regularly updated, no ActiveX, and standards-compliant. Nothing like IE in fact.