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In one of my previous posts, I made mention of the rumoured plan of Microsoft to port it's Edge Browser to Android and iOS platform. Now, it's no more a rumour as Microsoft has officially confirmed it's Edge browser is rolling out to both Android and iOS users.
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The mobile version of the Microsoft Edge will now be available for Android and iOS users. One of the stand out features of the browser is the new "Continue on PC" option, it allows you to send the current page you are on to your desktop and, continue there. The option even has its own dedicated button next to the back, forward, and refresh ones.

The browser also comes with some features which are available on the windows version such as Reading View and Hub View, which is a collection of all your bookmarks, your reading list, your history, and your downloads.
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And just like other major browsers like Chrome, Safari, the new Microsoft edge on mobile will allow you to sync data across different devices and platforms, but at the moment, this is only limited to favorites and reading list as support for passwords and Microsoft Store purchases will be available later on.

Note that the browser will first be available to just a few selected beta testers before the stable version will be rolled out to everyone. If you want to participate in the beta program, just click on the link below and sign up.

Naughtytboy:
Iam missing those days u will be browsing and seeing the pointer arrow, where can I get such again

Reediano:
Puffin browser

Naughtytboy:
thanks

tafat:
Please has anyone tried this new browser on any tecno phones?

adeboyewareez:
It's gonna be tough for Edge to topple Chrome or Safari (especially Chrome) as your default browser, There's no way you wouldn't love chrome (damn! that browser is almost too good).

However, if you're a fan of anything Microsoft (and, err, Windows), then Edge should be able to do fine as a chrome or Safari (or any other browser) substitute. But I can imagine Edge being that girl you'd stick with even when you have the chance to befriend curvier, more beautiful ladies out there.

I'd like to be that kind of guy.

Reediano:
chrome is good but consumes more data and ram.

adeboyewareez:
True.

But if we're talking top-notch productivity on the web, Chrome is still bae.