Microsoft Edge version 138 started rolling out last week, and users quickly noticed it's missing an important visual design ...

Microsoft abandoned plans for a major Edge UI redesign after two years. Changes like the webpage border and user button will remain; others will be scrapped. Microsoft's plan may be to attract ...

Despite remaining a distant second in the Windows desktop browser market, Microsoft Edge is seeing meaningful performance improvements. Microsoft recently announced that the Chromium-based browser now ...

Microsoft Edge now achieves First Contentful Paint (FCP) under 300ms Load times were reduced by an average of 40 percent, as ...

Microsoft Edge hits sub-300ms First Contentful Paint speeds with WebUI 2.0 architecture, delivering 40% faster performance and outpacing industry benchmarks by 6x.

Microsoft Edge now has a First Contentful Paint (FCP) score of less than 300 milliseconds, and many more browser features got ...

Microsoft says it built WebUI 2.0 after finding that many of Edge’s components used bundles of code that were “too large.” WebUI 2.0 changes things by shrinking these bundles and using a ...

With Phoenix, Microsoft is aiming for a significant UI overhaul to give Edge a more "modern" look that aligns with the Windows 11 design aesthetic. These updates are expected to be rolled out ...

For the third time this year, Microsoft is touting the performance improvements its made to the Edge user interface.

If Edge is your preferred browser, your web browsing is about to get a speed bump. That's according to Microsoft, which is touting a reduction in UI loading times by an average of 40% since February.

After Edge 133, Downloads UI should load faster, but you'll not notice any UI changes." Oh great, because Microsoft doesn't push new features in their software fast enough.