I’ve switched to Microsoft Edge, because it’s like Chrome now… just better
Yeah, I’ll admit it. I’m a seasoned tech professional and I’m now using the Microsoft Edge browser as standard. But before you have me disembowelled for internet heresy, I'm not talking about the barely functional Edge we all disable the instant we boot up a Windows 10 PC for the first time. No, this is a version of Edge that’s been built using Chrome. And here's the kicker: it’s better than Google's browser.
Are you a tab-happy internet browser kinda person? If you’re anything like me you’ll have a crapton of tabs (the official collective noun, like a murder of microtransactions) constantly arrayed across the top of every browser window on your desktop. And then you’ve probably either already completely given up on Chrome and its RAM-devouring usage, or are just constantly frustrated by your laptop seizing up the instant you load up another Amazon tab.
Maybe you’ve switched over to Firefox Quantum, or the contrarian in your heart has pushed you towards Opera, but I would be willing to bet that you’ve not considered switching back to a Microsoft browser. But maybe you should.
RELATED LINKS: Microsoft DirectX Raytracing, Microsoft Hololens hands-on, Windows Game Mode previewfrom PCGamesN http://bit.ly/2L75XvZ
Post a Comment