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Some bugs and suggestions with the latest versions (Canary)
With regards to the black bar on focusable elements this change is by design and was tested with end users. From an aesthetics perspective the change was roughly a 50/50 split for/against but it was more preferred by users that have a need for higher contrast colors. Because of our focus on accessibility we decided that it broke the tie. We go over this change in our https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2019/10/15/form-controls-microsoft-edge-chromium/ about the updated form controls. This change has landed in Chromium itself and will be visible in Chrome started in https://blog.chromium.org/2020/03/updates-to-form-controls-and-focus.html.
And Firefox is also https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1626512 aligning with our adjustment too due to the accessibility benefits.
Thanks as always for the feedback and please keep it coming.
I've experiencing the first issue too (I thought it was only my system acting up).
enabled some flags but had to manually reopen the browser.
Windows 10 insider
Version 80.0.341.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit)
- Good,
about the 2nd one, it's not an issue, Microsoft finally decided to roll out immersive reader mode to everyone by default, just like in Edge classic.
features only stay in flags temporarily, after the tests are done and they are ready, Microsoft adds them by default to the browser.
3rd,
on startup settings edge://settings/onStartup , which one is selected?
4th, I'm also seeing it on latest canary.Thanks for the clarification
For the immersive reader, nothing is planned in the registry or policy to disable it (Chrome always this option) ?
And in flags, we can disable reading aloud, but not the reader, it's weird
For the 3rd (about: blank) I have the start page of my ISP
But I have this problem too when I click on a shortcut. But no problem if Edge is already open.
It looks like Edge is slowed down when I open the web page and it has appeared since some versions and CanaryThanks
