Microsoft Edge Browser also to gradually and Flash say goodbye

Microsoft has slowed down the use of Flash more slowly than Chrome and Safari, but it is a step closer. Like Chrome, Edge now automatically stops all "non-critical Flash content", leaving only flash videos, mini-games, and so on for automatic loading; ads, animations and so on will not automatically play, to manually click to start. In addition, is the main content of Flash, there will be more options to do more precise control.

Microsoft's John Hazen says this helps to speed up Edge performance and reduce power consumption. But while developers of Windows Insider program can now try, the general public will not see this new feature until the summer Windows 101 anniversary update.

Microsoft Edge Browser also to gradually and Flash say goodbye