Beats out its rivals in internal testing. http://www.bit-tech.net/news/bits/2016/06/21/microsoft-edge-power-usage/1
I love Chrome and as a web developer use it extensively daily but I use Edge on my laptop for personal use. It's hard to switch because all my data is in Chrome but the battery life gains are too much to dismiss.
For the dozen or so people who are still stupid enough to use anything Microsoft that has to do with the Internet. Really now! Yours in stunned Plasma, Star*Dagger
they're != their Not enough to make me switch to Windows. They should really make it cross platform, but that's never going to happen
As someone who used to use a La Fonera access point and who is opted-in to BT's Fon network, I feel the need to point out a couple of things here. First, yes other BT Broadband users can connect to your broadband and browse the web, it's true - but that's all they can do. They're completely isolated from your internal network: they can't see you, you can't see them. They're also authenticated, meaning that if they do anything dodgy (piracy, CP, whatever) it's not going to come back and bite you in the bum. Finally, they're bandwidth-limited so they can't appreciably slow your connection down. Oh, and as others have mentioned: you're free to turn it off!
Now each major browser has something I want from it... great I don't suppose there's any kind of utility that would let me take the syncing that Chrome does across all of my devices and hook Edge into it?
