The similarities continue in performance. Fortunately, either can be switched at will and is only a temporary nuisance.Įdge and Chrome are both built on the Chromium open-source browser using the Blink rendering engine, and as such, they’re more similar than they are different. Edge defaults to Microsoft’s Bing, naturally, while Google defaults to Google’s search engine. One noticeable difference, though, is in the default search engine and homepage. In short, if you switch from Chrome to Edge, you’ll notice very little difference in your everyday browsing. Right-click to the right of the tabs, and you’ll see the same tabs menu. Sure, the arrow buttons and other icons on Edge and Chrome look slightly different, but the URL/search bar is mostly the same, and the symbols for extensions and add-ons are in the same place. Many of the old-school design elements of the original Edge browser are gone, replaced with rounder edges and cleaner interfaces. Let’s start with the obvious: How is each for general browsing? Well, in terms of design, both web browsers are almost identical. Which browser should you use? The two share a lot of similarities, but some key differences make one the clear winner. Chrome might be everywhere, but Edge has the edge.
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