Last updated on : 2022-04-10
The API for adding DOM event handlers (modern standard). It was Introduced in the DOM L-2 Events specifications. It means support to `removeEventListener` too, the [capture phase](https://dom.spec.whatwg.org/#dom-event-capturing_phase) of DOM event dispatch, and `stopPropagation()` & `preventDefault()` event methods as well.
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To make a right testing strategy it's important to understand how many users are actually using Microsoft Edge 89
To help you build the right browser testing matrix, here's the overall marketshare of both Microsoft Edge browser and Microsoft Edge version 89.
Edge 100
3.3
-0001-11-30
Edge 99
0.57
-0001-11-30
Edge 15
0.06
-0001-11-30
Edge 97
0.05
-0001-11-30
Edge 98
0.04
-0001-11-30
Edge 16
0.03
-0001-11-30
Other
1.33
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Data Source: Statcounter.com
Chrome
64.36
Safari
19.13
Edge
4.07
Firefox
3.41
Samsung Internet
2.84
Opera
2.07
Other
4.11
Data Source: Statcounter.com
To create a automation testing strategy for checking your webapps on Microsoft Edge 89, you first need to check what technologies are supported on Microsoft Edge 89.
Here's a list of all web technologies categorized by thier support level for Microsoft Edge 89.
Browser Support For Safari on iOS Versions
Browser Support For Android Browser Versions
Browser Support For Chrome for Android Versions
Browser Support For Firefox for Android Versions
Browser Support For Samsung Internet Versions
A flagship browser created by Microsoft is a cross-platform web browser that comes pre-loaded & set as the default for Windows machines. With ...... % worldwide browser market share, it is becoming widely popular. Especially, since it released its Chromium-based versions.
Initially built with Microsoft's proprietary browser engine EdgeHTML and their Chakra JavaScript engine, it was referred to as Microsoft Edge Legacy. However, its first version was released in 2015 with Windows 10 and Xbox One, followed by Android and iOS versions released in 2017. Unveiled in 2019, The Edge was released on Chromium source code. Based on Open-source, it enables Beta, Developer, and Canary channels, to change and test the source code and gives them a free hand.
Since, the release of Chromium-based Edge browsers, its increased popularity stimulated Microsoft to release it in macOS and Linux.
Talking about updates, Beta Channel is the most stable and gets a major update every six weeks. Dev Channel is the place to be if you want to see weekly updates and be the first to test features that have been tested and verified by the Microsoft Edge team. Though not bug safe, it's the 'safest' way to see some of the forthcoming bleeding-edge features. However, the Canary Channel is updated every night automatically. Usually referred unstable and least recommended to use it in the everyday web.
The new Microsoft Edge replaced the legacy version with the 'wave' icon. It is well integrated into the entire platforms of Windows 11 & + machines. It allows users to operate Cortana voice assistant to perform voice searches, for example, or save information straight to OneDrive without any hassle.
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