EdgeHTML
EdgeHTML is a proprietary rendering engine developed by Microsoft to power the Edge web browser. It was introduced with the initial Edge release in 2015 as a successor to Internet Explorer and is a fork of the Trident engine used by IE. EdgeHTML was designed to render HTML and CSS with a focus on modern standards support while integrating with Windows, including the Chakra JavaScript engine.
EdgeHTML aimed to deliver faster page rendering, improved security, and better support for contemporary web features
In practice, EdgeHTML powered Edge until the transition away from the legacy browser. In 2018, Microsoft announced
EdgeHTML’s role was tied to a Windows-integrated, proprietary stack that included the Chakra JavaScript engine. It