But, when you do so, Microsoft will warn you that extensions from the Chrome Web Store “are unverified and may affect browser performance.” After you agree to that, Google will warn you that it “ recommends switching to Chrome to use extensions securely. However similar their browsers now are, Google still wants you to use Chrome and Microsoft wants you to use Edge.įor example, you can install extensions from the Chrome Web Store in the new Edge. While Microsoft and Google engineers are clearly cooperating, there’s no truce in the browser wars. Chrome already supports all these platforms, so that makes porting the new Edge much simpler for Microsoft. Microsoft will even release a version of it for Linux in the future. Microsoft’s new Chromium-based Edge browser is available for Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, macOS, iPhone, iPad, and Android. In fact, most likely all third-party browsers on iOS use the built-in WKWebView API to add web support to their application. RELATED: How to Enable Microsoft Edge's New Crapware Blocker Does Edge Support Other Operating Systems? Unlike the desktop version of the Chromium browser, which uses V8 for its JavaScript engine and Blink for its rendering and WebAPI support, the iOS version of the Chromium does not.
Either way, Windows 10 users who stick with the included browser will now have a more modern, capable browser with an open-source rendering engine that’s updated more frequently and better supported by websites.
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