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


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       #391

    An older reply, but they are working on providing changelogs and a roadmap for the public:
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  2. Posts : 27,180
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       #392

    Here was one for an earlier build: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...ive/m-p/556121
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       #393

    One can always try the search there using: Dev channel update to and sorting by date, to see if anything new is posted.
    Right now only 152 is the latest
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  4. Posts : 7,254
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       #394

    76.0.160.0 Canary released.
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       #395

    LEOPEVA64 said:
    AFAIK Google doesn't publish changelogs every time it releases a new build of Chrome Canary so it was expected to work exactly the same in Edge Canary, IMHO writing digested changelogs isn't feasible for daily builds.
    There's always a commit/changelog when working with source control. If there isn't, then I have absolutely no idea how they can manage all the strings without creating a big rat's nest.

    Even a collection of that log would help. Does not require any extra work.
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       #396

    swarfega said:
    76.0.160.0 Canary released.
    Update: 76.0.161.0 Canary released.
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       #397

    In the latest Canary version released today (76.0.161.0) the "headers" already appears in the groups of tabs:

    Headers in Edge Canary.

    It is expected that in the future the tabs added to these groups are hidden in the "headers" and that they can be accessed by clicking on the three dots (or at least that's what I expect), if the tabs added to the groups can't be hidden in the header, this will only serve to add more clutter to the tab strip.

    In this article the first image of these "headers" was shown:

    First image surfaces of Google Chrome's upcoming Tab Groups feature

    For those who don't know yet, these groups of tabs can be enabled with this flag.
    Last edited by LEOPEVA64; 16 May 2019 at 10:02.
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  8. Posts : 7,254
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       #398

    I wonder if some of the features that the Edge devs are doing will head to Chrome.
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       #399

    swarfega said:
    I wonder if some of the features that the Edge devs are doing will head to Chrome.
    This is one of them:
    Latest Google Chrome released for Windows

    And Google changed the design of the Settings page in Chrome Canary and I think they did it inspired by the Settings page of the new Edge:
    Latest Google Chrome released for Windows
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       #400

    Nice, this is all good IMO.
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