This is the interface of the Microsoft Edge browser on Chromium, which looks very much like Chrome

Last year, Microsoft confirmed that it is building a new browser based on Chromium kernel like Google Chrome to replace Edge browser. Currently, the software giant has built builds of this new browser and has allowed developers to test them, ordinary users will have to wait a while longer. Now, some screenshots of the trial versions have leaked to help users know the look of the new version of this Edge browser.

This is the interface of the Microsoft Edge browser on Chromium, which looks very much like Chrome Picture 1

The newly designed Edge browser has a similar interface to Google Chrome and browsers are built on other Chromium source code. This browser will support Chrome extension, support for synchronization, date display and frequently visited websites when users open a new tab.

This is the interface of the Microsoft Edge browser on Chromium, which looks very much like Chrome Picture 2
Utilities are currently supported on the new Microsoft Edge browser.

This is the interface of the Microsoft Edge browser on Chromium, which looks very much like Chrome Picture 3 This is the interface of the Microsoft Edge browser on Chromium, which looks very much like Chrome Picture 4
The new Microsoft Edge installation interface is Windows-rich.

Similar to Chrome, the new Edge interface will also have refresh, home buttons and some navigation buttons. Even the bookmark bar and the profile picture frame update to know who the account is used by, who is designed like Chrome.

These are just the first beta versions of the Chromium-based Edge browser and are only available to Microsoft employees. If you want to experience the new Edge browser before, you can access the following article: Invite a Microsoft Edge experience using a Chromium core.