Delivering fast JavaScript performance in Microsoft Edge
In Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge we’ve made a lot of performance advances in the Chakra JavaScript engine. All with the goal of letting your JavaScript code run faster, taking as much advantage of the underlying hardware as possible, so that the web you create and experience in Microsoft Edge provides consistently delightful user experiences across all form factors. Amongst others, one of the key
Bringing Web Audio to Microsoft Edge for interoperable gaming and enthusiast media
In March, we released initial preview support for Web Audio to Windows Insiders. Today, we are excited to share details of our Web Audio implementation in Microsoft Edge. Web Audio provides tight time synchronization not possible with HTML5 Audio Elements, and includes audio filters and effects useful for enthusiast media apps. Additionally, Microsoft Edge includes Web Audio support for live au
JavaScript moves forward in Microsoft Edge with ECMAScript 6 and beyond
ECMAScript is the official name for the JavaScript language we all know and love. The next version of ECMAScript, ES6 (henceforth referred to by its new name, ES2015), is nearing the end of its standards process journey. At this stage the latest draft is final and will not be receiving any further updates. In the coming weeks, ECMA will vote to officially recognize the final draft as the official
Bringing Asm.js to Chakra and Microsoft Edge
A couple of months back, we announced that we had started development on Asm.js. Support for Asm.js has been one of the top 10 most-requested items at the Microsoft Edge Developer Suggestion Box on UserVoice since we launched it in December 2014. Since that time, we’ve made good progress, and in Windows 10 Insider Preview builds starting with 10074, we are now previewing the early work that we’ve
A break from the past, part 2: Saying goodbye to ActiveX, VBScript, attachEvent…
We recently posted “A break from the past: the birth of Microsoft’s new web rendering engine”, an in-depth look at the background and motivation behind building a new rendering engine to power Microsoft Edge. A key factor described was the ability to make a break from legacy Internet Explorer-specific technologies that had been built up over the years. In this post, we are sharing a list of legacy
Introducing Microsoft Edge Dev
On behalf of the Microsoft Edge team, I’m thrilled to welcome you to the brand new Microsoft Edge Dev Blog, now part of the Windows Blogs family! Like the IEBlog before it, this is where the Microsoft Edge team will share with you the latest on our activities, including the latest updates to the browser and the evolution of our product vision. You will also see a regular stream of technical, deep-
Microsoft's Edge logo clings to the past
Microsoft's Edge logo clings to the past / Internet Explorer may be gone, but the infamous E icon persists The image of a lowercase "e" encircled by a halo of light is one of the most recognizable items in any computer interface. Familiar though it may be, however, the Internet Explorer icon is more infamous than famous: everyone knows what it points to, but nobody's excited to go there. Call it t
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