I might have to start using microsoft edge

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NickFitz replied

24 January 2019, 15:13
Originally posted by tazdevil View Post

Such warnings are themselves manipulative in that they are someone elses opinion. No point switching to Edge as it'll soon be Chrome anyway

It’s a plugin that MS have added to Edge’s standard installation. So even when the rendering engine is replaced with Chromium (not Chrome, which is a browser) the plugin will work exactly the same way.
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tazdevil replied

24 January 2019, 09:21
Such warnings are themselves manipulative in that they are someone elses opinion. No point switching to Edge as it'll soon be Chrome anyway
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WTFH replied

24 January 2019, 08:24
KUATB

Originally posted by WTFH View Post

...no you didn't, not if you're using MS Edge on a mobile device:
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GreenMirror started a topic I might have to start using microsoft edge

24 January 2019, 07:55
I might have to start using microsoft edge

Daily Mail demands browser warning U-turn - BBC News

The Daily Mail is calling for a web browser alert that criticises its journalism to be changed.

The NewsGuard plug-in currently brings up a warning that says the newspaper's website "generally fails to maintain basic standards of accuracy and accountability".

It has given this advice since August.

But the matter came to prominence last week, after Microsoft updated its Edge browser app for Android and iOS devices and built in NewsGuard.

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Only since August? Maybe they mean August 1896?
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