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What would be cool...
- sidebar
- REAL customizable status-bar
- decision where to locate tabs - over the url-bar or under the url-bar
- generally more UI customization options.. Chromium lacks of this
- Without any of this - Edge was an instantly uninstall-case. Chromium based browsers are just boring, lack creative features and are not at all attractive for power-users and customization enthusiasts!
Right now Edge is just a generic boring browser and there is no reason to use it at all over solutions like Waterfox, Pale Moon, Otter-Browser or Vivaldi/Brave.
Sorry to say, in the state Edge is like it is now... and without a radical concept-change and the will to experiment with the UI layout - Edge is just another Chromium based browser - and why using a Chromium clone when you also can use real Chromium itself.
Well you cant please everybody all the time but if people use edge based on chrome and don't swap to chrome its a win for Microsoft as for yourself you would always gravitate towards a more customisable browser I think this is for the majority of users not the handful who want to tinkerSajadi
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I use a browser for 2 main things. 1 is browsing but the second is for debugging. I spend my entire day in debug tools so the better the experience for debugging is, the more i will gravitate to it for my work life. As for browsing itself, i always used IE over anything else because i liked the way it worked better but when true Edge came out, and the dropped support for IE, i moved away from it. I found myself using Firefox for every day browsing. Now that Edge is based on the engine i use the most, i thought i would give it a try. I can't say that it has advantages yet over Chromium itself but my hope is that MS can take it to new heights. I have supported MS for many years but with some of the recent moves they have made, i am less and less a supporter.
