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Former Employee

Mar 19, 2020

Dev channel update to 82.0.453.2 is live

Hello Insiders, today we’re releasing build 82.0.453.2 to the Dev Channel. We also released a blog post last week about some of the accessibility work we’ve done in the F12 Dev Tools. Check it out ...

LuKePicci

Brass Contributor

Mar 20, 2020

DavidGB I sent them a feedback about the ugly swap of greys and blacks from old and new Edge, and I was complaining about the same thing. I can't believe how good the old one was compared to the new Edge. And yres, I keep closing the wrong tabs, as I get fooled about which one is the active one each time. The reason is clear...

Little game: avoid looking at your new Edge (Dev) window, look at the above image and try guessing which is the active tab and which is the inactive one on both new and old Edge. Then check yourself.

... WTF???

PS: and yeah, the UI rendering on the new Edge is still blurry, that is why I keep using the old Edge and I can't get used to new dark theme swapped colors. Come on guys, seriously, this is the f. browser of Windows!! I can understand you like choosing bad colors, but the rendering should work at least. If you couldn't get Chromium to properly render stuff on screen on Windows you shouldn't choose Chromium as a base for the default Windows browser.

HotCakeX

MVP

Mar 21, 2020

LuKePicci

Spoiler

LuKePicci wrote:
DavidGB I sent them a feedback about the ugly swap of greys and blacks from old and new Edge, and I was complaining about the same thing. I can't believe how good the old one was compared to the new Edge. And yres, I keep closing the wrong tabs, as I get fooled about which one is the active one each time. The reason is clear...

Little game: avoid looking at your new Edge (Dev) window, look at the above image and try guessing which is the active tab and which is the inactive one on both new and old Edge. Then check yourself.

... WTF???

PS: and yeah, the UI rendering on the new Edge is still blurry, that is why I keep using the old Edge and I can't get used to new dark theme swapped colors. Come on guys, seriously, this is the f. browser of Windows!! I can understand you like choosing bad colors, but the rendering should work at least. If you couldn't get Chromium to properly render stuff on screen on Windows you shouldn't choose Chromium as a base for the default Windows browser.

wrote: I sent them a feedback about the ugly swap of greys and blacks from old and new Edge, and I was complaining about the same thing. I can't believe how good the old one was compared to the new Edge. And yres, I keep closing the wrong tabs, as I get fooled about which one is the active one each time. The reason is clear... Little game: avoid looking at your new Edge (Dev) window, look at the above image and try guessing which is the active tab and which is the inactive one on both new and old Edge. Then check yourself. ... WTF??? PS: and yeah, the UI rendering on the new Edge is still blurry, that is why I keep using the old Edge and I can't get used to new dark theme swapped colors. Come on guys, seriously, this is the f. browser of Windows!! I can understand you like choosing bad colors, but the rendering should work at least. If you couldn't get Chromium to properly render stuff on screen on Windows you shouldn't choose Chromium as a base for the default Windows browser.

so it's easy, tabs with darker color represent the inactive tabs, and the tab with lighter shade of gray represents the active tab, in the new Edge browser.