Microsoft Edge on Android
Description
Before the Edge version and relaunch on a different engine was Internet Explorer. It was known for the lowest performance, page loading speed and incomplete loading pages. But the main loser, of course, was page loading speed. By this measure, the browser was almost the worst. Times have changed, but the notoriety that had formed since the days of the old Internet Explorer and followed the company for a long time did not let it get off to a new start.
So the company's product underwent a rebranding and the new browser was called Microsoft Edge. The ad company was able to wrest back a solid 2.2% from the industry leaders. With the move to Android mobile devices, the browser was able to compete with the Safari browser as well, due to the simplicity and minimization of the interface. Further enhancing privacy and confidentiality in the Edge browser, the company was finally able to get rid of the notoriety of past bad precedent in the browser industry.
Specifications
Screenshots
Pros and Cons
- Read Mode
- Chrome extension support
- Send menu
- Security and privacy protection
- Customizable start page
- Custom profiles
- PDF Markup
- Collections and notes
- Multi-platform
More about Microsoft Edge
The features that separate this product from second-rate browsers include the following:
- Cross-platform. The browser is perfectly optimized for all devices and works equally fast on all gadgets.
- Speed due to the minimalist interface and quality optimization.
- Flexible anonymity settings, which provide high security and complete privacy of personal data.
- Ability to leave marks in the document in PDF mode,
- Customization of the home page.
- Improved reading mode.
The latest version of the browser Microsoft Edge on Android is ready to give battle to industry leaders such as Google Chrome, Safari and Yandex Browser. The difference can be seen only in the interoperability with other services and products. If a user wants to watch YouTube and he often uses Google Mail, he does not really want to change to a Microsoft account, firstly, and secondly, not really need. Only in terms of integrability with other services Edge will lose in today's market.
Reviews - Microsoft Edge