Microsoft on Monday talked up a slew of future features planned to land in Edge in coming months, including tabs stacked vertically along the browser’s side and a Firefox-esque Password Monitor.
And although Microsoft has not come out and put it plainly, it appears it will mimic Google’s Chrome as it resumes releasing Edge builds, including skipping a version to make up for lost time.
“It’s time to expect more from our browsers – more control over our data and our family’s online information, new ways to organize our online research and more value back as we browse,” wrote Liat Ben-Zur, an Edge marketing executive, in a post to a company blog.
