Kyle here — quick correction to part of my talk! I attributed the term "Progressive Web Apps" to Alex Russell, when in fact credit should go to Frances Berriman (@phae on Twitter), who coined the name and worked with a Alex to define the ten characteristics I describe in this talk. You can learn more about the backstory in Alex's post here: https://infrequently.org/2015/06/progressive-apps-escaping-tabs-without-losing-our-soul/
@stahtufiang: You can unpin Edge from start and set your defaults to another browser in the Settings app. Right now we don't offer an option to "uninstall" Edge per se.
@sevenacids: We're always investigating options to ship as frequently as possible - moving to Windows as a Service has been a big step forward in that direction, as well as shipping features via our regular servicing updates through WU. We're continuing to explore different options here to make sure the app and platform can be updated at the most appropriate cadence.
Right now, we don't have any plans to bring EdgeHTML to other platforms - we're laser focused on keeping the momentum up on Windows :)
@ZippyV: Hi Zippy! Thanks the feedback - we're tracking user feedback here and would love it if you can upvote your preference in the Feedback Hub, as that's the best way to get it in front of the right team. Thanks!
@Jedrek: Thanks for the feedback! If you get a chance, can you open a Feedback Hub entry about this? If you select Performance feedback, it will give you the option to record a trace while you reproduce the issue, which really helps us dig in to perf problems. Thanks!
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Everything You Need to Know About PWAs
Hi everyone!
Microsoft Edge: What’s new and what’s next for the web and web apps on Windows
Kyle here — quick correction to part of my talk! I attributed the term "Progressive Web Apps" to Alex Russell, when in fact credit should go to Frances Berriman (@phae on Twitter), who coined the name and worked with a Alex to define the ten characteristics I describe in this talk. You can learn more about the backstory in Alex's post here: https://infrequently.org/2015/06/progressive-apps-escaping-tabs-without-losing-our-soul/
What's new in Edge 14
@stahtufiang: You can unpin Edge from start and set your defaults to another browser in the Settings app. Right now we don't offer an option to "uninstall" Edge per se.
@sevenacids: We're always investigating options to ship as frequently as possible - moving to Windows as a Service has been a big step forward in that direction, as well as shipping features via our regular servicing updates through WU. We're continuing to explore different options here to make sure the app and platform can be updated at the most appropriate cadence.
Right now, we don't have any plans to bring EdgeHTML to other platforms - we're laser focused on keeping the momentum up on Windows :)
What's new in Edge 14
@ZippyV: Hi Zippy! Thanks the feedback - we're tracking user feedback here and would love it if you can upvote your preference in the Feedback Hub, as that's the best way to get it in front of the right team. Thanks!
What's new in Edge 14
@Jedrek: Thanks for the feedback! If you get a chance, can you open a Feedback Hub entry about this? If you select Performance feedback, it will give you the option to record a trace while you reproduce the issue, which really helps us dig in to perf problems. Thanks!
EcmaScript 6 - Features By Testing
Hi Andrew -
These should all have been updated shortly after your comment with the fixed versions, let us know if you're still seeing issues!
Thanks,
Kyle
Microsoft Edge: Introducing the new browser and rendering engine for Windows 10
Xtianus, the presenters here are @morris_charles, @P4OL1N4, and @codepo8.
Microsoft Edge: Product And Personality
We're working on it! Due to some technical issues this and a few others are coming in a bit late. We're hoping to have them this week.