What developers should know about Windows’s shift to Chromium

InfoWorld
Jan 2, 2019, 6:00 am288 pts
Microsoft’s seismic shift from its own browser engine to Google’s Chromium for Windows’s Microsoft Edge browser is one of the biggest changes to the Windows platform in a long time. Windows has had its own HTML rendering engine since the launch of the first Internet Explorer, back in 1995. To read this…

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