Microsoft has not yet shared any details regarding how the feature is expected to work. You will observe that a new option is added named host tab in Internet Explorer in the Edge menu > More tools. It has been named as Enable IE Integration and if you read the description it says that the hosting of Internet Explorer in a tab can be enabled by this flag. Surprisingly, Internet Explorer’s web rendering engine in Chromium Edge support can also be enabled by using one of those flags in Microsoft Edge Insider build version 75.0.109.0. RELATED: 5 of the best browsers for old, slow PCsĬurrently, a limited number of Edge-exclusive feature have been included in the flag menu.Users will be able to test early and upcoming features with the help of this menu. The new Edge browser also comes with a flag menu just like it’s available in Google Chrome. Additionally, support for profile tab, dark mode, picture in picture mode, and a wide range of extensions are also on the list. The Chromium-based Edge browser will have features from both Chrome and the current Edge version.įor example, we can say that the browser will be featuring an interface similar to both the browsers.
Some of the features have been revealed in a recent screenshot of the early browser version. Microsoft Edge may have dual engine support, likely for Enterprise Mode Moreover, it will also offer backwards compatibility via the Internet Explorer engine.
Users will be able to perform their normal browsing activities by using the Chromium Blink engine. The news regarding the dual-engine support was first reported by Twitter user WalkingCat. Those sites that were specifically designed for IE will get backwards compatibility with the launch of these new features. The browser is expected to come with an Internet Explorer rendering engine as well as a Chromium Blink engine. We recently got a glimpse at another leaked version of the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser. Home › News › Microsoft Edge to include both a Chromium Blink and IE rendering engine
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