- #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV UPDATE#
- #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV SOFTWARE#
- #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV PASSWORD#
- #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV DOWNLOAD#
- #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV WINDOWS#
In contrast, if you choose to save your proxy username/password in Edge79+, Chrome, or Firefox, you will be shown an authentication prompt once every time you restart your browser.
#CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV WINDOWS#
Even if you don’t tick the “Remember my credentials” checkbox, the proxy credentials will be remembered for the Windows logon session. The credentials will also be available for silent use by other applications (e.g.
If you are behind an authenticating proxy server and choose to save your proxy username/password in Edge 18 or Internet Explorer, the WinHTTP Proxy Service will store those credentials in CredMan and reuse those proxy credentials for subsequent challenges even if you restart the browser. (IE allowed this long ago, but it hasn’t been supported in a long time). Edge 79+/Chrome do not allow loading a PAC script from a file:// URI. This feature will be exposed to Group Policy in a future release of Edge. You can instruct Edge 79+ to use the WinHTTP Proxy Service by launching the browser with the –winhttp-proxy-resolver command line argument. #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV SOFTWARE#
Microsoft DirectAccess and similar networking software may not work properly when Chromium performs proxy determination internally.
Further discussion of the implications of this difference can be found at the end of this post. In contrast, Edge 18 and earlier use the WinHTTP Proxy Service in Windows. If a proxy script is supplied, it is evaluated using the built-in V8 script engine.
Edge 79+/Chrome adopt the system’s proxy settings by default. In most cases, you should prefer blob urls. #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV DOWNLOAD#
Edge18 did not support navigation to or downloading from data URLs via the download attribute Edge79/Chrome allow the download of data URLs up to 2mb in length. In most cases, you should instead use an A element with a download attribute. Edge79/Chrome do not support the proprietary msSaveBlob or msSaveOrOpenBlob APIs supported in Edge18. Update: In Edge 87+, DirectInvoke is enabled to enable ClickOnce, see the edge://flags/#edge-click-once setting. For now, users can workaround the lack of ClickOnce support by installing an extension. DirectInvoke is most commonly used when launching Office documents and when running ClickOnce applications. Unlike IE/Edge18, Edge79/Chrome do not support DirectInvoke, a scheme whereby a download is converted into the launch of an application with a URL argument. Edge/Chrome have comparatively poor support for the MHTML format. Currently, Edge does not support AVIF while Chrome does. Chromium supports WebP and Animated PNGs. Edge/Chrome have better support for image formats vs. Javascript: =Ĭlicking the Favorite will disable word-wrapping on the loaded text file. If you need to turn off word-wrapping, you can add a Favorite named NoWrap with the url value: When rendering text/plain files, Chromium wraps the lines of text to the width of the browser window, while Internet Explorer did not. If your website shows its own reveal icon, you should use CSS to hide Edge’s. #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV PASSWORD#
Edge shows a Password Reveal icon on password fields Chrome does not do so on Desktop. 
Edge 79 and Chrome do not support this registry key.
Edge 18 and Internet Explorer allow an App Protocol handler to opt-out of warning the user on open using the WarnOnOpen registry key. This API is not available in Edge 79 or Chrome. Edge 18 and Internet Explorer offer a msLaunchUri API for launching and detecting App Protocols. In Chrome/Edge79, the navigation attempt is silently ignored. In Edge18 and Internet Explorer, attempting to navigate to an App Protocol with no handler installed shows a prompt to visit the Microsoft Store to find a handler. 
For security reasons, Edge79 and Chrome block navigation to file:// URLs from non-file URLs, although Edge 95+ has a policy to somewhat relax that. Note: I’ve previously blogged about interop issues between Edge18 and Chrome. We expect there will be some behavioral deltas between Edge79+ and its Chrome-peer versions, so I’ll note those here too. When comparing Edge and Chrome behavior, be sure to compare against the corresponding Chrome Stable, Beta, Dev and Canary channels Edge 80 vs Chrome 80, etc. In general, Edge79+ will behave very similarly to Chrome. Compatibility DeltasĪs our new Edge Insider builds roll out to the public, we’re starting to triage reports of compatibility issues where Edge79+ (the new Chromium-based Edge, aka Anaheim) behaves differently than the old Edge (Edge18, aka Spartan, aka Edge Legacy) and/or Google Chrome. #CHROME CANARY VS. CHROME DEV UPDATE#
Note: I expect to update this post over time.
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