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  1. The new Edge browser also uses the Chromium Project's V8 JavaScript engine internally, but Microsoft still maintains its ChakraCore Jscript engine for external support. The new Edge browser for.
  2. The new Microsoft Edge is based on Chromium and was released on January 15, 2020. It is compatible with all supported versions of Windows, and macOS. With speed, performance, best in class compatibility for websites and extensions, and built-in privacy and security features, it's the only browser you'll ever need. Try the new Microsoft Edge now.
  3. 基於Chromium開發的Microsoft Edge測試版分為（Beta Channel,Dev Channel和Canary Channel） 。 採用Chromium為核心的Microsoft Edge正式版於2020年1月15日釋出 ，卻也少了一些原先功能如網頁筆記等等，尚待追加 。.
  4. Apr 13, 2021 Internet Explorer (iexplore.exe). The last in a line of browsers, Internet Explorer 11 is also the precursor of Microsoft Edge, the new Microsoft Web navigation tool for both Windows Phone and Windows 10.

Microsoft Edge does not support legacy technologies such as ActiveX and Browser Helper Objects, and will instead use an extension system. Familiar Microsoft Edge features like the Hub allow users to organize the web in a way that cuts through the clutter, making it easier to find, view and manage their content on-the-go.

At its Build 2019 developers conference today, Microsoft announced upcoming features for its new Edge browser based on Google’s Chromium open source project, the same browser that Google’s Chrome is based on. The company is promising an IE mode, additional privacy tools, and Collections. Microsoft said “these features and more will begin to roll out over time” as Chromium Edge nears launch.

In December, Microsoft embraced Chromium for Edge development on the desktop, announced it is decoupling Edge updates from Windows 10 updates, and said that Edge is coming to all supported versions of Windows and to macOS. In April, Microsoft released the first Chromium Edge builds for Windows 10 (daily Canary and weekly Developer channels), but only for the 64-bit version and only in English. The company added that Beta builds are coming “in the future” and that support for 32-bit, other languages, and other operating systems “will also come over time.” Chromium Edge didn’t hit Beta status at Build, but Microsoft did discuss upcoming features.

Because this is Build, the company also talked up Edge’s developer tools. “Our new developer tools are more powerful than ever, built on the Chromium DevTools for a familiar and capable experience,” declared Microsoft Edge lead Kyle Pflug. The tools can now inspect and debug any Edge-powered web content, including in the browser, PWAs, or even WebView. Pflug gave a first look at the new Edge-powered WebView (available in preview), which “brings the fidelity of the Chromium platform to Win32 and UWP Windows apps.”

Microsoft also shared that the team has landed “over 400 commits” into the Chromium open source project since December. Those improvements will impact all Chromium browsers on Windows, as well as frameworks like Electron.

IE mode

Microsoft just can’t let Internet Explorer go. Even though the company ended IE8, IE9, and IE10 support in January 2016, the last version — IE11 — is still supported. The old Edge has an Enterprise Mode, which lets you navigate to the current page in a new IE11 window.

Later this year, Chromium Edge will get an IE mode, which “integrates Internet Explorer directly into the new Microsoft Edge via a tab.” IE mode means you can browse the broader web and internal enterprise sites that target IE from a single browser. Edge will use the Enterprise Mode Site List to identify sites that require IE rendering and switch to IE mode behind the scenes.

Microsoft justifies this decision by citing that “more than 60% of businesses use multiple browsers today.” IE mode will thus let businesses run legacy IE-based apps in a modern browser, Microsoft argues.

“IT Pros need to manage multiple browsers and users need to be trained on both, with settings and favorites falling out of sync between the two,” Pflug explained. “The new Internet Explorer mode solves these problems by seamlessly rendering legacy IE-only content in high fidelity inside of Microsoft Edge, without the need to open a separate browser or for the user to change any settings manually.”

Having an IE mode in Chromium Edge will certainly help grow the new browser’s adoption by businesses that still rely on IE-based apps. But it’s not going to win over web developers who still hate IE with a passion. IE mode is coming to preview builds of Edge “later this year.”

Privacy tools

Last month, Microsoft shared that productivity, privacy, and other features that might differentiate Edge from Chrome are in the works. Today the company discussed a privacy dashboard concept.

Chromium Edge users will be able to choose from three preset levels of information sharing: Unrestricted, Balanced, and Strict. Edge will then adjust how third parties track you across the web.

Microsoft is still in the early stages of exploring how to let Chromium Edge users control their data. The company will share more in preview builds “later on.” Since Microsoft didn’t elaborate, it’s worth looking at what other browsers offer.

In August 2018, Mozilla announced Firefox would block trackers by default. Firefox 63 arrived in October with Enhanced Tracking Protection, blocking cookies and storage access from third-party trackers. Firefox 65, released in January, added Content Blocking controls, giving users three ways to finely control the blocking feature:

  • Standard: The default, where Firefox blocks known trackers in Private Browsing Mode. In the future, this setting will also block third-party tracking cookies.
  • Strict: For people who want a bit more protection and don’t mind if some sites break. This setting means Firefox blocks known trackers in all windows.
  • Custom: For those who want complete control to pick and choose what trackers and cookies they want to block.

Meanwhile, Google last year joined the Coalition for Better Ads, a group that offers specific standards for how the industry should improve ads for consumers. In February 2018, Chrome started blocking ads (including those owned or served by Google) on websites that display non-compliant ads, as defined by the coalition. Chrome’s ad blocking will expand globally in July.

Chromium Edge’s privacy tools will likely resemble Firefox’s solution more than Chrome’s, but we’ll just have to wait and see.

Collections

Microsoft claims Edge’s new Collections feature will address “the information overload customers feel with the web today.” Collections uses “cloud-powered intelligence” to collect, organize, share, and export content you find while browsing. The feature is in its early stages and is only coming to preview builds later this year.

Edge’s Collections will be integrated with Microsoft Office, including in apps like Word and Excel. The “intelligent export” function will preserve the logical structure of your content. Microsoft gave examples: “turn a loose collection of paragraphs into a handout with citations” and “turn a shopping list into a spreadsheet sortable by price.”

If this sounds familiar, you’re probably thinking of Cortana Collections, which gathers items you are interested in into organized lists. Cortana Collections tracks items you shop for, restaurants, recipes, books, movies, and TV shows.

Last month, Microsoft said it isn’t releasing a feature-complete browser because it’s soliciting feedback from the Chromium open source community, extension developers, and web developers in general. Chromium Edge’s upcoming features will generate plenty of that at Build 2019.

Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 comes with some new features and smashing looks including ActiveX Filter. If you already upgraded Windows 10 and after updating it some users facing some problems.
Today we discuss one of the problems most of the Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge users currently facing in ActiveX Filter following are the asked questions.
  • What is ActiveX Filter?
  • How to Turn on or off ActiveX Filter?
  • How To Disable ActiveX Filter?
  • What Does ActiveX Filtering Door Work?
  • What To Use ActiveX Filtering?
Below you going to read some asked questions solutions and you have some more questions related to Microsoft Edge ActiveX Filter than please let us know via comment.
2How to Disable, Turn off or Turn on ActiveX Filter?
2.1Turn off All Websites :
2.2Turn off For Individual Websites :

What is ActiveX Filter?

Microsoft Edge ActiveX Filtering is the app that allows websites to provide content for videos and games. ActiveX Filter controls let users interact with browser context and toolbars and some other services include online streaming.
ActiveX Filtering comes in Microsoft Edge default web browser it prevents a browser from unknown apps installing. Which lets you suffer browsing safely. Sometimes unknown app installs and collects your PC information and files. Example: When ActiveX Filtering is on you can’t access videos, games, and some other content in the browser.

How to Disable, Turn off or Turn on ActiveX Filter?

As you read above when ActiveX Filter is enabled you can’t access to videos and games. So for access videos, games and some other individual content you have to turn it off. Follow the instructions to turning for ActiveX Filter.
But before you must know that in this process there are two ways to turn off ActiveX Filter. The first method is turning off ActiveX Filter for all sites and videos and the second method is turning off ActiveX Filter for some individual sites.

Turn off All Websites :

In this, you can completely disable ActiveX Filtering for all sites for access videos, games, and some contents.

Step 1 :

Open Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge in Windows 10

Step 2 :

Tab on the Tool Button of Default Browser

Step 3 :

Move to Safety in scroll down menu > ActiveX Filter

Step 4 :

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Remove the check mark next to ActiveX Filtering

Turn off For Individual Websites :

In this, you can disable or turn off ActiveX Filter for some individual websites for some particular sites.

Step 1 :

Chromium

Open Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge in Windows 10

Step 2 :

Go the website you don’t want ActiveX Filter

Step 3 :

Tap the Filter button in the address bar > Turn off ActiveX Filtering

How Does ActiveX Filter Works?

When you visit any website than some unknown apps and applications gather information on your PC along with web browsing. In this case, you can prevent your default browser with ActiveX Filter to help prevent programs from accessing your computer without your knowledge.
Conclusion of the Article :
In this article, you read some important things about the ActiveX Filtering process which is best for you to prevent data breaches and it’s the major part of network security to secure your data. We are happy to know your response on this article.

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