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Microsoft Edge browser is getting a “Super-Duper Secure Mode” experiment

August 5, 2021

Via: TechSpot

After moving the Edge browser to the Chromium engine, Microsoft finally landed a browser that many people are willing to use and switch to permanently. My personal experience has been that Edge runs without any major headaches ever since the first developer and canary builds arrived for Windows 10. Since then, Microsoft has been adding a slew of features such as sleeping tabs, a password generator, vertical tabs, and more.

Google last year stopped warning people about supposed security risks of Edge, and the two companies have since committed to working together in fixing the biggest pain points in cross-browser compatibility for the modern web.

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