Here is the first stable release of Microsoft’s new Edge browser
Microsoft has taken a full year of testing and finally, the improved version is ready for people to use. In order to download the first stable build is Microsoft Edge 79 for Windows or Mac, click here. If you are already using Window 10, you will recieve a new Edge update in the coming months. As revealed above, the edge is quite similar to chrome. The features like favourites, settings, addresses/contact info, and passwords will all sync will be available in it. However, some of the features like history sync and extension sync are missing but the company has promised to launch it by the end of this year. As I have told before, that Microsoft Edge is completely the same as Chrome, so there is no point of not recommending it to anyone. I agree it has some missing features however they are not that important to ignore it. As I’ve said throughout the development cycle, Edge is a competent Chrome challenger and I have no hesitations to recommend it to anybody who is looking for a browser alternative. It’s still missing a few features, most importantly the ability to sync your browser history and extensions between devices. I’ve never found that to be much of a roadblock to using Edge as my main browser, but your mileage may vary. Also Read: MacBook Pro: Apple Acknowledges the Shutdown Issue
