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infinitediaries.net
Tom Warren:, writing for The Verge: Something had to give. Microsoft had to change its Edge browser in a big way. That meeting with Nadella ultimately led to Microsoft's huge decision to jettison the browser it built in house and start from scratch using Chromium as a new foundation. The stakes for success couldn't be |
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www.windowscentral.com
Microsoft is throwing in the towel with Edge and is building a new web browser for Windows 10, this time powered by Chromium. |
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danq.me
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 Google more powerful is risky on many fronts. [...] If one product like Chromium has enough market share, then it becomes easier for web developers and businesses to decide not to worry if their services and sites work with anything other than Chromium. That's what happened when Microsoft had a monopoly on browsers in the early 2000s before Firefox was released. And it could happen again. Before you lament the return to a Microsoft-like m... |
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lndavout.blogspot.com
[AI summary] The content appears to be a Google sign-in page with language and region options, primarily focused on account authentication and user interface elements. |
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