The speed gain will be achieved by activating select Microsoft Edge processes when a Windows 10 machine is powered on. With these processes already running in the background, using up minimal computing resources, Edge will exist in a state of readiness that should improve launch times.
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Microsoft announced the launch in a blog post today, noting that testers can now try it out as part of the Microsoft Edge Insider Dev channel. With this launch, this also marks Edge’s availability across all major desktop and mobile platforms.
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Source: Vivaldi
From the creators of Opera, a Vivaldi Browser that is fast, but also a browser that is rich in functionality, highly flexible and puts the user first. A browser that is made for you. Finally you can surf your way.
And to help users focus their attention elsewhere Vivaldi has added a ‘break mode’ feature. The feature is triggered by a button in the status bar, using a Vivaldi Quick Command, or by pressing the ctrl + . keyboard shortcut.
Once installed, Brave will walk you through the setup, including importing bookmarks and settings (Chrome, Microsoft Edge). Brave Shield is explained, and you can choose a search engine (DuckDuckGo, Google, Bing, etc.), and finally, Brave Rewards.
I can’t say enough about Vivaldi… I like Google Chrome, and I like Microsoft Edge; BUT, Vivaldi is the browser of choice here at “Tech News For You“…
Source: Vivaldi
Collections helps you easily collect and organize content that you find across the web…
Vivaldi is a new Web browser from the founders of the original Opera Web Browser. Vivaldi will adapt as you browse the web.
Source: FileForum – Vivaldi for Windows
Developer: Vivaldi Technologies
Brave browser does what many other browsers claim, but it does it right. If you like Google Chrome, but want more speed and privacy, Brave is a no-brainer.
Source: Brave.com
Source: Filepuma – Vivaldi (64bit) 3.0.1874.38
Developer’s Website: Vivaldi 3.1.1929.29
