Microsoft last week pitched Edge as “the browser for business,” as in fact, “the best browser for business,” and revealed some of the new features and functionality it will use to convince customers that its aspirations are more than posturing.
Edge, which Microsoft relaunched in January after tearing it down to the studs and rebuilding it with the same code from the Chromium project that powers Google’s Chrome, has managed to scratch its way into second place on the world’s browser standings. At the end of August, approximately 8.5% of all browser activity was attributed to Edge.
