Edge browser Lite

finally bringing its Edge browser to iOS and Android. It’s the next logical step new approach to mobile: make Android and iOS work better with Windows. If you’re an Android or iOS user, you’ll be able to use Edge browser mobile to push webpages to a PC and resume where you left off. This “continue on PC” functionality is at the center of Edge for iOS and Android, and it’s useful for when you hit a mobile website that just doesn’t work right, or if you want to continue with a big screen and keyboard.

Beyond continue on PC, Edge for iOS and Android also includes access to favorites, history, reading list, and ebooks. I’ve been testing Edge for the past couple of days, and the design looks and feels a lot like Edge on the desktop.edge has clearly tried to match this design, but it hasn’t quite matched all the features just yet.

One of the biggest missing features for me personally is tab syncing. While you can use continue on PC to get a similar experience, tabs and history of what you browse on mobile are not shared to the desktop version of Edge yet