The iOS app also carries over Windows features like the Hub, Reading List, and Reading View, and will eventually sync both passwords and favorites between devices. The current preview is missing roaming passwords as well as iPad compatibility, and is moreover limited to English-speaking U.S. residents. Improved support is promised as the software develops, such as tab sync.
Bing, Google, and Yahoo can be set as the default search engine in Edge for iOS, which has a similar design as the desktop version. Unfortunately, the mobile version doesn't have Cortana or built-in ad blocking. Other built-in tools include a QR code reader, voice search, and a private browsing mode.
At present, there's no iPad version. In order to try the app, user must sign up with Microsoft's Windows Insider program, and then download it using Apple's TestFlight app. Microsoft Edge for iOS should be available on the App Store later this year.
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