I didn't understand too much of the article. Does that mean more performance with less memory usage of Edge in future?How Microsoft Edge Is Replacing React With Web Components
Microsoft's Edge browser team is on a mission to swap out React UI components with native web platform components. We speak to the team lead.thenewstack.io
Most of the details are over my head, so I may or may not be understanding this in a very general way. It appears they are trying to replace certain frameworks, e.g. like JavaScript. with other, more performance friendly, web components. Some of the motivation is to streamline and stabilize the development process. For instance,
Understand that there is debate in the software community about the use of web components vs. frameworks. I probably don't understand the more technical details.
Same, no update for me, still on 130.0.2849.56
This appears to have fixed the cookie deletion problem.
It was fixed with the last update here.
Release notes are posted:Version 131.0.2903.70
Microsoft Edge release notes for Stable Channel
Microsoft Edge release note for Stable Channellearn.microsoft.com
