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Microsoft kills off Edge features in a bid to beat Chrome

Posted on August 31, 2023 By bot

Microsoft’s latest bid to compete with the dominant Google Chrome browser is to remove features from its own Edge browser – rather than adding them.Since 2020, Edge has been based on the same Chromium engine as Chrome, and since then, Microsoft has been trying to tempt users of Google’s browser to switch to Edge by adding a considerable amount of unique features to differentiate the product.While some of these features have been welcome additions, such as the handy Split
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