On paper Microsoft Edge has all the features a user would want and more.
#Microsoft edge vs chrome july 2017 install#
Once I setup my Surface Book 2 I did not install Google Chrome, I wanted to give Microsoft Edge a fair go. Now as you can see some of these issues are problems that make the browser not usable in one’s day to day browsing, I mean who would really want to properly render and load a web page without it crashing? Constant crashes after not being able to recover web pages and tabs.Tabs would become unresponsive too often.
#Microsoft edge vs chrome july 2017 update#
Whatever Microsoft has done with the Fall Creators Update and subsequent updates to the Microsoft Edge browser has made it extremely more stable, responsive and well, usable. No one even bothers to give Microsoft Edge a go and see if it does the job, which is a real shame. Nearly everyone I know uses either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox (no kidding, I maybe know a handful of people who use Microsoft Edge and they all live in my house). Normally it is standard practice to install another web browser as soon as you install a version of Windows. If you want to read about my Surface Book 2 experience then click here. This time around I put Google Chrome up against Microsoft Edge on my Surface Book 2, and the results surprised me a little.
If you want to check out my previous comparison of the two browsers on my Surface Pro 3, it can be found here. Now that I have moved on from my Surface Pro 3 and have been using the new Surface Book 2 since it was released on a daily basis, I thought it would be a good time to do another comparison between the two browsers.
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