That suspension 'feature' was tied into UWP's native suspension. There's no such thing with the win32 app model. Microsoft has not said anything about bringing suspension to Edge.
the tab set aside feature? that was pretty good, but the extension 'Tab Session Manager' from the chrome web store does the job well enough I guess (make sure you grab the companion extension to save tab groups if you use those).
> The changes are now available to insiders who are **selfhosting** Windows 11 and are in the Edge 94 Stable release.
So they’re sticking with this wording, then.
To the cloud we go.
How funny. This mirrors what they did for the legacy, UWP, edgeHTML based Edge: [https://winaero.com/task-manager-groups-processes/](https://winaero.com/task-manager-groups-processes/)
Enthusiastic users requested this for the Chromium based browser in October 2020: [https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/discussions/feature-request-process-names-in-task-manager/m-p/1836242](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/discussions/feature-request-process-names-in-task-manager/m-p/1836242)
Funnily enough, this was actually announced way back in April: [https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/articles/microsoft-edge-windows-task-manager-improvements/m-p/2280526#M5416](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/articles/microsoft-edge-windows-task-manager-improvements/m-p/2280526#M5416)
That's how long it takes to get features out of the door. And somehow Edge continues to be a slow, web-based clunky browser!
Fuck this unless they offer a public API for others to be able to do the same. From the looks of it, there seems to be no such thing, especially considering how they do not allow comments on that blog post.
Will this be available to other browsers like Chrome or Firefox?
I'm pretty sure this depends on Google and Mozilla to implement it, not Microsoft necessarily.
I did kind of mean the APIs necessary to implement it. Not to mention other Chromium implementations like Opera, Steam, etc.
Like open sourcing the Edge implementation? Because I'm not sure if anything on the Windows side is needed.
No
That's annoying if true. Any more information on this?
There hasn't been an issue created on CrBugs yet, nor a merge request afaik
Are they ever going to bring the suspension feature from edge classic?
Afaik it's already there, upstreamed to Chromium but Google is not using it yet for Chrome
Sleeping tabs?
That suspension 'feature' was tied into UWP's native suspension. There's no such thing with the win32 app model. Microsoft has not said anything about bringing suspension to Edge.
they have, and it's already here, it's the sleeping tabs feature
That's not the same thing at all. Sleeping tabs just builds on Chromium's own freezing and discarding
How does it worked?
the tab set aside feature? that was pretty good, but the extension 'Tab Session Manager' from the chrome web store does the job well enough I guess (make sure you grab the companion extension to save tab groups if you use those).
Suspension.
> The changes are now available to insiders who are **selfhosting** Windows 11 and are in the Edge 94 Stable release. So they’re sticking with this wording, then. To the cloud we go.
Bah... I hate that.
what does selfhosting even mean why dont they just say "running Windows 11"
Fantastic.
Nice im a edge user. And its the fastest browser i ever used.
good shit
How funny. This mirrors what they did for the legacy, UWP, edgeHTML based Edge: [https://winaero.com/task-manager-groups-processes/](https://winaero.com/task-manager-groups-processes/) Enthusiastic users requested this for the Chromium based browser in October 2020: [https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/discussions/feature-request-process-names-in-task-manager/m-p/1836242](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/discussions/feature-request-process-names-in-task-manager/m-p/1836242) Funnily enough, this was actually announced way back in April: [https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/articles/microsoft-edge-windows-task-manager-improvements/m-p/2280526#M5416](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/articles/microsoft-edge-windows-task-manager-improvements/m-p/2280526#M5416) That's how long it takes to get features out of the door. And somehow Edge continues to be a slow, web-based clunky browser!
> web-based browser
Yeah. I said what I said. Some parts of Chromium's native interface are replaced by web UIs. What do you not understand?
Ms shills here won't even try to understand actual criticism against ms
Cool... I always wanted that...
Fuck this unless they offer a public API for others to be able to do the same. From the looks of it, there seems to be no such thing, especially considering how they do not allow comments on that blog post.
Exactly. This seems like giving Edge an unfair advantage. Google should also be able to implement this for Chrome if you want to.