Microsoft Edge Insider preview builds are now ready for you to try

slicendice said:

@Cliff S

Let's try this one. About 2200pages of programming goodness.

Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer's Manual Volume 2 (2A, 2B, 2C & 2D): Instruction Set Reference, A-Z
PDF

EDIT: All I can say is that it's really fast. Amazing!

4 to 5 seconds

Cliff S said:

4 to 5 seconds

About the same as Chrome. Not surprising really.

Cliff S said:

4 to 5 seconds

Sounds about what I got too. Not quite sure how much of it is parsing and how much is downloading. All I can say is that it's impressive.

Those who like small aesthetic details like me may notice that, with the new version released today in Canary (76.0.158.0), the animation of the "tab hover cards" when switching from one tab to another has been improved, the difference is subtle but noticeable, this improvement in that animation had reached Chrome Canary a few days ago so it was expected that it would reach Edge Canary as well.

I forgot to clarify that I have been using the "tab hover cards" for several months in Chrome Canary so I can easily notice the slightest difference in their animations, if you have used these cards for a short time in the new Edge, of course you will not notice the small differences.

Using the Edge beta I got from Filehippo. It is running better than the dev and Canary builds and is more stable. The beta build is version 75 and Chrome stable is version 74.

I hope though Edge adds an compact mode as things are spread out unlike Chrome where they are more compact.

I also like how you can install web pages as Apps. In Chrome you can't easily. When this browser goes into RC I will remove Chrome and stick with this browser and Firefox.

Something neat I just noticed that Insider Edge has the Chrome and Classic edge doesn't have:

I use ROG Realtek UAD drivers with Sonic Studio 3(Avolute's Nahimic),
and when I use hotkey combo FN+F2(controls reduce volume),
I not only get the popup that shows the volume, but it also shows forward, pause, and back buttons.(upper left hand corner in screenshot)
Only the pause button works/is active, but still neat, as the other aforementioned browsers don't have this option.

76.0.159.0 Canary released.

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