Microsoft is allegedly going to use the Chromium rendering engine Blink to create a replacement for its Edge browser.

The software giant first introduced its Edge browser three years ago, with a redesign to replace Internet Explorer and modernize the default browsing experience to compete with Chrome and others.

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