Fetch (or the undeniable limitations of XHR)
Starting in EdgeHTML 14, coming with this summer’s Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Microsoft Edge will support the highly anticipated Fetch APIs. This represents the first step in our planned journey to supporting Service Worker in a future release. You can preview the Fetch APIs in Windows Insider Preview builds starting with EdgeHTML 14.14342. XHR: the beginning The journey to Fetch started with
Previewing ES6 Modules and more from ES2015, ES2016 and beyond
Chakra, the recently open-sourced JavaScript engine that powers Microsoft Edge and Universal Windows applications, has been pushing the leading edge of ECMAScript language support. Most of ES2015 (aka ES6) language support is already available in Edge, and last week’s Windows Insider Preview build 14342 brings more ES6 capabilities including modules, default parameters, and destructuring. We’re n
Web Notifications in Microsoft Edge
Starting with the most recent Windows Insider Preview release (build 14.14342), Web Notifications are enabled by default in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 PCs and tablets. This feature will be available to all Microsoft Edge customers in EdgeHTML 14, coming this summer with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Web Notifications allow sites to display notifications to alert users outside the context of
Introducing the Microsoft Edge Platform Issue Tracker
The biggest input into our roadmap for the EdgeHTML web platform is developer feedback. Your ideas and votes on User Voice, questions on Stack Overflow, tweets on Twitter, and other comments and suggestions are constantly monitored by our team to drive ongoing adjustment to our plans. On Monday at the Edge Web Summit, we were pleased to announce our latest way for developers to provide crucial fee
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Building a more interoperable Web with Microsoft Edge
Over the past year the Microsoft Edge team has been hard at work on a new browser engine that will be better than ever at correctly, quickly, and reliably rendering the Web. As a user, your favorite web sites will just work, and as a web developer, you will find that Microsoft Edge should just work like other browsers, making it easier than ever to create a site that works everywhere. We’ve implem
Microsoft Edge and Web Components
Editor’s note: This is part two of a two-part series on Web Components by Microsoft Edge engineers Travis Leithead and Arron Eicholz. To read more about our viewpoint and background on web components, please see part one, “Bringing componentization to the web: An overview of Web Components.“ Yesterday, we shared our thoughts on the promise of Web Components. In this post, we’ll answer a couple of
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