In a new post shared to its Windows blog, Microsoft says that it has “reached a major milestone” when it comes to improving ...

Microsoft says that the JavaScript performance for its new Microsoft Edge web browser is already beating Internet Explorer, Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox in two benchmark tests.

Microsoft's Edge browser has hit a significant milestone, now loading websites in under 300 milliseconds, enhancing user ...

Microsoft Edge now achieves First Contentful Paint (FCP) under 300ms Load times were reduced by an average of 40 percent, as ...

Microsoft is adding JavaScript performance improvements to the Chakra engine behind the Edge web browser, which will be available for all Windows 10 users as part of the upcoming Anniversary Update.

Microsoft is making its ChakraCore which is the Javascript engine behind the Microsoft Edge Browser open source. Starting in January, we will open our public GitHub repository for community ...

Microsoft's Edge web browser has some nifty tab tools, aces JavaScript benchmarks, and has a clean, minimal interface. It even works as an ebook and PDF reader.

Microsoft officially retired JScript years ago, along with proper support for the original Internet Explorer browser. However ...

Microsoft will open up its Chakra JavaScript engine as an open-source project on GitHub next month. The code repository, called ChakraCore, will include the key components of Chakra engine used ...

Microsoft open sources ChakraCore, Windows 10's Edge web browser JavaScript engine. More amazing still, Microsoft will port it to Ubuntu Linux.

Thankfully, reverting the Edge setting is pretty simple, however, so here’s how to do it. First, open Microsoft Edge. Click the three-dot menu button in the top right corner > Click ‘Settings’ > Click ...