One of the main reasons the company is bringing this experience to non-Windows devices is to improve its new continuity feature that is part of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. The new feature allows you to start reading an article on your phone and continue reading on your PC, or save it to read it later. In addition, the Edge browser includes access to favorites, history, reading list, and ebooks. Unfortunately, tab syncing still missing in mobile version, which means that it’s impossible to share tabs or even history between your phone and PC. However, it’s expected that Microsoft will bring tab syncing and support for iPad in future updates. Remember that you’re not getting the full-blown version of Microsoft Edge. On mobile devices, the browser won’t be using Microsoft EdgeHTML rendering engine. Instead, the iOS version will be using Apple’s Webkit, and the Android version will be using Chromium Blink engine to load webpages.
Microsoft Edge for iOS | Download at Apple Microsoft Edge for Android | Download at Google
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