Pass, pass, and pass.Why did all of you even look in this thread? Clearly the walled garden Apple ecosystem works for you so anything not branded Apple is not designed for you.įor others, I think competition is great and other companies are slowly eroding the value of Apple's walled garden. Not built for iPhone X almost a month after the phone was released. Then again there’s still Apple apps that aren’t optimized for it yet for some reason. I’m not sure why Apple is accepting new apps that aren’t optimized for the iPhone X. Who is asking for this? Rebranded Internet Explorer with the same speed. From a compatibility perspective, Microsoft said Edge for iOS should match the version of Safari that is currently available for iPhone. On iOS, Microsoft is using Apple's WebKit engine, as required for all third-party browsers on the platform. The mobile version doesn't have Microsoft's Cortana assistant or built-in ad blocking. Other features include an all-in-one Hub View, built-in QR code reader, voice search, and private browsing mode.īing, Google, or Yahoo can be set as the default search engine in Microsoft Edge for iPhone, which has a similar design as the desktop version. Microsoft Edge for iPhone also syncs your favorites, passwords, and reading list across your devices.

The alternative web browser will primarily appeal to iPhone users that use a Windows PC instead of a Mac thanks to a 'Continue on PC' feature that can push a website from the mobile to desktop version of the browser.

Microsoft Edge for iPhone was officially released on the App Store today following nearly two months of public beta testing.

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