Microsoft Edge Erfahrungen

Jeder kann leicht darauf zugreifen und Erweiterungen für Werbeblocker und einige andere Funktionen nutzen. Ich benutze diese Plattform seit Jahren und finde, sie ist eine gute Browsing-Plattform und funktioniert auch als PDF-Viewer.

Einige Formate lassen sich hier nicht öffnen und die Benutzeroberfläche sieht auch nicht gerade attraktiv aus. Dies ist nur über meine Meinung.

Wir verwenden den Edge für interne Browseranwendungen, hier ist er sehr zuverlässig, im privaten Bereich verwende ich die Bing Suche mit Copilot (hervorragendes Tool)

Performence gegenüber Konkurrenzprodukten schlechter

Profilverwaltung mittels Microsoft Account und die damit verbundenen Arbeitsbereiche

Edge Einstellungen wie Suchmaschine werden nicht mittels Microsoft Account Synchronisiert

Einfach zu bedienen, sync mit O365 macht es der beste Browser für Unternehmen.

RAM verbrauch, integrierte Adblocker und Maus Makros fehlen.

Sehr leicht zu bedienen und Benutzerfreundlich.

Das Produkt ist nicht schwer in der Nutzung.

Was mir besonders gefällt, ist die Integration in das Betriebssystem und die Funktionen, die es bietet. Ich fühle mich informiert und erhalte täglich interessante Informationen.

Einige Funktionen lassen mich zögern, und ich verbringe viel Zeit mit der Suche nach einigen Konfigurationen.

Lässt sich problemlos in den täglichen Arbeitsalltag integrieren, läuft problemlos

Beim täglichen Gebrauch läuft das Programm sicher daher keine Verbesserungsvorschläge nötig

Ich bin erst vor ein paar Tagen von Cliqz zu Edge gewechselt, weil es zu Cliqz keine Updates mehr gibt. Hatte ich früher schon mit Microsoft Explorer gearbeitet, so bin ich erstaunt, wie schnell Edge gegenüber dem Explorer geworden ist. Auch die Benutzerfreundlichkeit hat sich deutlich verbessert. Inzwischen scheint es auch besser als Firefox zu sein.

Konnte bisher keine negativen Erfahrungen sammeln.

What I like most about Microsoft edge is that it's is a great alternative to chrome, but with all the security provided by Microsoft. The mobile version is easy to navigate and set up. I also like how Microsoft Edge will also automatically group tabs together.

What I like least about Microsoft Edge pertains mostly to the mobile version and I feel like it could allow more personal customization options, such as maybe giving the option of changing the color of the tab groups.

It integrated Chrome plugins OK. The Chromium base does help it work with the things you'd like to use it for.

If I understand correctly, Macroswift (Mycroswaffed?) set it up uniquely to be able to take care of the full hardware capabilities of your machine and forces other browsers to make do with the leftovers. Edge can go in a dark corner and do unpleasant things to itself.It also sucked for feedback for web development.

I really like the lightness of the program, and its integration in the Microsoft own ecosystem

It does not really have any support on extension programs

I like the new feature of health check known as the browser essentials. Now, it is easy to know which of the tabs are consuming memory and turn it off if ideal. I also like the feature that auto turns ideal opened pages to sleep mode.

I also like it restore mode when you relaunch the browser after an unplanned shutdown of machine

Not sure of what I like least about this Edge compared to the internet explorer we used to have

Microsoft Edge provides a seamless browsing experience with its sleek and modern design, greater privacy protections, and increased speed.

When compared to other browsers, Microsoft Edge's limited extension support is one feature that I found least appealing. Although it has become better over time, users who primarily rely on browser extensions for their workflow may find it disadvantageous as there are still fewer options accessible.

Microsoft edge has a nice UI and feels nice if you are new in the internet, works decent and you can search anything, if you download anything you have a straight access to that file

I don't like the fact that comes when you install windows, is slow when searching.

Some websites will only work with Edge and do not work properly with Chrome

Has more glitches and lockups than Chrome

Microsoft Edge is a really awesome web browser to use and it is currently the current browser I use on my Windows 11 PC since 2022. I enjoy it a lot more than Google Chrome which used to be my old browser. I can still pin certain websites on the Favourites bar so I don't have to type them up just to access them. I can access them a lot quicker when I click on the pinned icons/websites underneath the search bar at the top of the browser. I can use them to get to a certain website faster and if I put less words next to the pinned icons, I can have more room for more pinned icons that I can instantly access. I can also still pick Google as my default search browser anytime I want.

I can't scroll down on certain Wiki websites and I can't use the arrow keys to go up or down on the said websites.

Edge is way much better than its predecessor (Internet Explorer), it doesn't consume much resources and easy to use, and the main advantage is that you don't need to download it, it comes with Windows, so no extra resources are needed, also the flexibility of selecting the default search engine based on your preferred one.

It is almost perfect, except that it is lacking some features which we could see in other developed web browsers such as imbedded VPN.

Microsoft Edge is the best browser for me. It is super fast, smooth, and easy to use. It has a great interface and makes using the internet simple and fun. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an amazing browser that can keep up with the latest standards

Microsoft Edge has a great UI, but sometimes some things don't make sense. Specially I am also don't understand the bookmark area