Despite being part of every new Windows installation since 2015, Edge is still experiencing less-than-stellar popularity among PC users. Nevertheless, Microsoft is committed to investing significant development.
Something to look forward to: Microsoft is trying to make the Edge browser more responsive, especially for users on low-end devices. The WebUI 2.0 project is already providing some positive results now, and it should make the browser even better down the road.
Despite being part of every new Windows installation since 2015, Edge is still experiencing less-than-stellar popularity among PC users. Nevertheless, Microsoft is committed to investing significant development resources to improve its Chromium-based web browser with new features, better performance, and AI-related capabilities, which perhaps no one ever asked for.
According to a recent post on the Edge blog, Redmond developers are working to make all user interactions with the browser faster and more responsive.
