Microsoft announces the installation of Edge's macOS version and IE mode
Microsoft released new features of Microsoft Edge, the default browser for Windows 10, at Build 2019, an annual regular meeting for developers held on May 6, 2019. Among them are the appearance of Edge for macOS and the addition of IE mode.
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You can see the preview of the new function while actually operating the new Edge by watching the following movie.
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Microsoft announced in December 2018 that it has abandoned its original rendering engine EdgeHTML, which has been installed on Edge, and will adopt the open source project Chromium .
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On April 8th, 2019, a preview version of the new feature, 'Canary' version of Edge and 'Dev' version for developers were released.
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This Build 2019 delves deeper into the new features that will be added to Edge. One of them is 'Internet Explorer mode', which is fully compatible with IE11. This is primarily an enterprise feature that will allow you to render exactly like IE11 in Edge.
Microsoft has long published '
In addition to being able to expand new functionality regardless of OS by adopting Chromium, in addition to Windows version, iOS version, Android version already released, Edge of macOS version Will also be available. On the macOS desktop screen that appears in the movie, there is an Edge icon for the Dev version in the Mac Dock ...
Click to see Edge.
In addition, it is expected that privacy related functions including tracking denial function will be enhanced. When implemented, it looks similar to the
The privacy tool displayed on the Edge setting screen has three modes: 'Unrestricted', 'Balanced', and 'Strict'.
For example, when 'Balanced' is selected, it can be seen that 12 of the tracking such as advertisements on the site are permitted and 117 are blocked.
In addition, Edge's unique feature 'collection' will be added. This is a function that semi-automatically organizes data such as images and text on Internet sites and exports them to Excel, Word, etc. in one shot.
For example, when the 'Collection' window is displayed on the right side of Edge on the GoPro site, data extracted from the site is displayed as a list.
From there, when I selected 'Buying a camera', a list of GoPro prices was displayed. Open the menu and click 'Export Excel' ...
In the left window, an Excel sheet appears with prices and ratings for each product name.
Next, drag and drop the photo data to the 'collection' ...
Similarly, select and add text data.
Then, in a few seconds of things, a Word document consisting of a camera image and its description was completed.
Functions other than 'collection' are already added to 'Canary' version and 'Dev' version for developers, and the official version is expected to be released in the second half of 2019.
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