Apr 26 2019 08:23 AM - edited Apr 29 2019 12:43 PM
Today we released build 75.0.139.1 to the Dev channel. Updates will happen automatically, but if you want to update immediately just go to the Settings and more menu, and choose Help and feedback > About Microsoft Edge. This will start an update check automatically.
This build contains a number of improvements which have appeared in Canary throughout the week. Here is the first of what will be weekly change summaries that we will release when the Dev channel updates:
New features and functionality
Bug fixes and improvements
This list is just a first step toward improving our communication about what is changing in the Insider channels. Since our initial release, one message we’ve heard clearly is that you want better communication about these changes. Your feedback has prompted us to investigate the best way to get that information to you on a regular basis. For now you will continue to see this short change summary. You will also see content on the “welcome” page that appears when the Dev channel is updated that highlights new functionality, Microsoft Edge news, and other topics of interest to the community. Meanwhile, we are working toward giving you a more detailed view into what’s happening. If you have thoughts about what you’d like to see, please discuss in this thread. We want to make sure what we deliver will meet your expectations.
Thanks for being a Microsoft Edge Insider, and see you next week.
-David
Apr 26 2019 09:21 AM
Hello @David Rubino,
Thank you for the summary on this version dev : 75.0.139.1
Apr 26 2019 09:28 AM
@David Rubino Thanks for the summary. A high-level summary like this is exactly what we need.
Apr 26 2019 09:34 AM
Sadly, it seems like the syncing issues I started experiencing with 75.0.137 in the Canary ring have made it to the Dev channel now. Both versions are failing to sync at this moment.
Apr 26 2019 09:36 AM
Enjoying the dev channel so far, thanks for the communication on the updates. As an existing (non-Chromium) edge fan, the things I value in it are the efficient battery use, the speed of launching, and the oh-so-sweet and buttery smooth scrolling. The reading view is also something I enjoy. I know there are extension for smooth scrolling and they seem to work ok so if that's the solution, it's better than none.
Keep it up, I like what I've been using.
Apr 26 2019 10:19 AM
@David Rubino Thanks for the summary, much appreciated. Look forward to changelogs in the future and in the mean time I will continue providing feedback.
Apr 26 2019 10:27 AM
I get rendering problems in some pages if the screen scale is set above 100%.
For instance this is a page that renders correctly in the old Edge:
And this is how it renders in the new Chromium-based Edge:
Apr 26 2019 11:12 AM
Apr 26 2019 11:26 AM
@David Rubino -- Great move! Please do the same for Canary.
Apr 26 2019 12:47 PM
@NicolSD We'd absolutely love too but right now we are still trying to figure out what makes the most sense. Trust me when I say this group will be the first to know once we figure out a solution one way or another.
Apr 26 2019 01:20 PM
@David RubinoSyncing between devices are great. I'm still using Windows 10 Mobile and using Microsoft Edge as my default browser. I thought microsoft kill this feature on the Windows 10 Mobile's Microsoft Edge, but it still working great. The history and sometimes autofill are syncing between my devices.
Apr 26 2019 02:04 PM - edited Apr 26 2019 02:08 PM
@David Rubino First of all I'm genuinely surprised by the changelogs and the communication, it's easy to know what changed, what to test and what to look forward to
The newly added more natural narrator voices are great, I'll be using Jessa24k daily from now on. The only weird thing I noticed that the narrator takes too long break on higher speed settings after every sentence. Also it would be great if you'd enable the "Read Aloud" even for input boxes, so one could listen to what he/she wrote.
My most wished feature: A similar 0 interface mode similar to the full screen mode (F11) but instead one that doesn't fill your whole screen so basically a windowed mode without UI or borders (Possible shortcut: Ctrl+F11). Attached a not perfect but still great solution example that can be found in Vivaldi Browser.
Apr 26 2019 02:09 PM
Apr 26 2019 02:15 PM
@David Rubino
David,
Thanks for the Build annoucement 'letter'. I am accustomed to these with Win10 IBs & it's great to have them for this, as well. Had checked and updated Dev to 139 & Canary to 141. Will have more time with them asap, but, yes, immedialey found a couple of good things from Canary, now, in Dev; 👍👍 to that. Things I & others, were anxious to have in Dev.
BTW, discovered one cannot upgrade both Dev & Canary simultaneously. A wee FYI.
Cheers,
Drew
Apr 26 2019 02:16 PM
Apr 26 2019 02:22 PM
@xKeiro The Ctrl+F11 feature in Vivaldi is pretty neat. Here is one way of opening the current site in its own window with no tabs or address bar: 3 dots ->Apps->Install [site] - note that this doesn't "install" anything, it just adds a shortcut - I made a suggestion to rename it as it is confusing:
The added advantage is that the shortcut is searchable in the start menu.
Apr 26 2019 04:03 PM - edited Apr 26 2019 04:09 PM
Hi, Please add more controllability for picture in picture mode like to Opera browser!
Apr 26 2019 11:39 PM - edited Apr 26 2019 11:40 PM
Not sure if this was mentioned before. Muting multiple tabs "Mute Site" disappeared in the previous Dev build.
Apr 27 2019 01:00 AM
Apr 27 2019 02:03 AM
Rekeep it upally impressed with the improvements to Edge Dev...........@David Rubino