With { -brand-name-windows } 10, { -brand-name-microsoft } introduced its { -brand-name-edge } browser to compete with { -brand-name-firefox } and { -brand-name-chrome }, making it the default browser pre-installed on millions of PCs sold. Even so, users were slow to adopt it and { -brand-name-microsoft } eventually announced plans to relaunch { -brand-name-edge } as a { -brand-name-chromium }-based browser ({ -brand-name-chromium } is { -brand-name-google }’s Open Source browser project). Since January of 2020, { -brand-name-microsoft }’s { -brand-name-chromium }-based { -brand-name-edge } has replaced the previous versions of { -brand-name-edge }. Although { -brand-name-edge } is now built on { -brand-name-google }’s { -brand-name-chromium }, a number of unique features do set it apart from { -brand-name-google }’s { -brand-name-chrome } browser.
S { -brand-name-windows } 10, { -brand-name-microsoft } yesker iminig-ines { -brand-name-edge } i wakken ad yemḥezwar akked { -brand-name-firefox } d { -brand-name-chrome }, ayen i t-yerran d iminig yettusbedden yakan s wudem amezwer ɣef yimelyan n yiselkimen yettnuzun. Ɣas akken, iseqdacen ɛeṭṭlen akken ad tesqedcen rnu { -brand-name-microsoft } iberreḥ-d deg taggara ɣef yiɣawasen i wallus n uskar n { -brand-name-edge } d iminig yebnan ɣef { -brand-name-chromium } ({ -brand-name-chromium } d asenfar n yiminig n teɣbalut yeldin n { -brand-name-google }). Seg yennayer 2020, { -brand-name-microsoft } n { -brand-name-chromium } yebnan ɣef { -brand-name-edge } isenfel lqem yezrin n { -brand-name-edge }. Ɣas akken { -brand-name-edge } yebna tura ɣef { -brand-name-google } n { -brand-name-chromium }, ddeqs n tmahilin tasufin ara t-yeǧǧen ad yemgarad ɣef { -brand-name-google } yiminig { -brand-name-chrome }.