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Tag: edge

  • Edge Canary showing an "Always allow [this website] to open links of this type..." checkbox

    Bypassing AppProtocol Prompts

    The MS Edge team are working on a security feature relating to websites launching applications, and it's a great move.

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    • Repost
    • posted 12 March, 2020
  • Installing NonStopHammerTi.me as a standalone PWA in Edge

    Edge Blink and Progressive Web Apps

    Dan investigates the pioneering Progressive Web App features of Edge Dev.

    Read more - about 3 minutes (712 words)

    • Article
    • 2 comments
    • posted 19 April, 2019
  • Chromedge and headcount


    So Microsoft is going to retire EdgeHTML and use Chromium instead for Edge while not really answering the question if the web [is] better off with less engine diversity. This upset people, and Mozilla, especially, is worrying about the future:

    Will Microsoft’s decision make it harder for Firefox to prosper? It could. Making …

    Read more (236 words)

    • Repost
    • posted 11 December, 2018
  • Browser diversity starts with us

    Jeffrey Zeldman (zeldman.com) ...

    Even if you love Chrome, adore Gmail, and live in Google Docs or Analytics, no single company, let alone a user-tracking advertising giant, should control the internet.

    ...

    Diversity is as good for the web as it is for society. And it starts with us.
    Jeffrey Zeldman
    Yet more fallout from the Microsoft …

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    • Repost
    • 1 comment
    • posted 7 December, 2018
  • This page in Microsoft Edge

    Edge may be becoming Chromium-powered, and that's terrible

    It's rumoured that Edge might switch to Chrome's rendering engine. This would be really, really bad for the web, and it takes a 90s/00s web developer to remind you why.

    Read more - about 4 minutes (803 words)

    • Article
    • 9 comments
    • posted 4 December, 2018
  • Image representing post: How Edge Follows In IE's Security Failings

    How Edge Follows In IE's Security Failings

    Replicating an experiment Steve Gibson performed into browser EV certificate acceptance, Dan discovers that an ugly security-weakening "feature" of Internet Explorer also appears in Edge. What the hell, Microsoft?

    Read more - about 4 minutes (819 words)

    • Article
    • 1 comment
    • posted 5 September, 2018

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