Although Microsoft has
already lauded the latest Microsoft Edge features on many occasions, the
company has now begun advertising the new web browser on Outlook.com (via
Windows Latest). Interestingly, non-Edge users who visit Outlook.com inbox can
now see a series of ads displayed above their inbox. The adverts claim the
browser could boost its performance, compatibility and speed with
Chromium-powered Edge.
In addition, adverts come
with notifications that allow other browser users to download and test the
latest Microsoft Edge on their computers. Windows Latest has found a banner
saying "Microsoft Edge + Outlook = Better Together," suggesting users
turn to the new client for a better Outlook.com experience. Although another
suggested that the redesigned browser was "designed to bring you the web's
best."
It's worth noting that
these banners are shown below the menu bar along with a link that would take
you to the download page for Microsoft Edge. There is still an alternative,
however, to close those advertisements that do not seem to come out again.
The latest Microsoft Edge
has made relatively good progress so far, as it has recently secured the
position of becoming the second most popular browser. Additionally, the
Microsoft Edge team continually adds new features to improve its capabilities.
The new Edge now makes it easy to install it as a Progressive Web App (PWA)
over a dedicated button in the URL bar, if you missed it.
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