@Alexandra-R
Thank you Ma'am.
I've added to your list Future Roadmap, but a short list with clearly selected areas of development, supported with few points precising what's on dev tables, would resolve doubts on close or far Edge's future.
From the times of my presence on other web browsers' forums I think there are few main point of development. For example:
- shopping/paying/cryptocurrency/banks etc
- multimedia: players, MM/AV services, TV services
- gaming: streams, whatever
- social networks: AV communicators, team managers etc
- internationalization, services integrations, functions centralizing
But there are other areas a little neglected. Mapping, charting, tiling (once famous Tiles from former Opera, now found in Vivaldi), imagining and... tadam!... coziness. I've read big piles of begs, requests, pleas, asks for polishing in browsers here and there options/functions/features, most of them sensible and of highest priority. Alas! To no avail. It goes for several years lately, as if Big Dev Houses have their own secret plans resulting in impressions of not paying proper attention to users' PCs' cozy environment. If you read "cozy" think about efficiency, promptness, flexibility and reliability. Gigantic task, but feasible when several feedback would be taken into account really. Not smiling and not placating users in forums. Sorry to say but I got bad experiences from other forums. I hope I've gotten into right "den", here . :)
I've turned to Edge because it's offering "Manage Apps", which I've named privately as "Apps Manager", and vertical Tab groups. Both are sort of Opera's Custom panels together with Opera's Workspaces. Where Edge excels is the Apps function which allows to create unlimited number of side panels. Why side panels? All websites incorporated to Apps Manager can be resized, set to OnTop Layer and placed over Edge's right panels used by Favorites, Collections, History and Downloads (when pinned of course). Well, I wouldn't be myself if I didn't ask recently to create "Apps Manager" which would get icon in toolbar and was rewarded with its own panel like the known Big Four (FCHD).
OK, I've tipped you a little why I'm for a stronger reciprocal feedback.
Thank you for your attention.
Have a nice days in work.
Przemysław Pawełczyk
Freshman in Edge Faculty
