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Legacy Microsoft Edge developer documentation

04/19/2021

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Thank you for your interest in Microsoft Edge. The following article summarizes content for the legacy product, which is no longer being updated. The new Microsoft Edge content replaces the content for the legacy product and is marked as recommended in the following tables.

New Microsoft Edge developer documentation

Feature

Details

Get to know the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) Developer Tools.

Update to the Microsoft Edge DevTools Protocol.

The overview for the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) Extensions. Build and publish browser extensions in general.

Progressive Web Apps (Chromium) run natively on Windows 10. Everything you need to know as a web developer.

Host web content in your Win32, .NET, and UWP apps with the Microsoft Edge WebView2 control.

Provides a summary of high-impact changes that may impact site compatibility.

WebDriver (recommended)

Learn how to test your website or app in Microsoft Edge or automate the browser with WebDriver.

Legacy Microsoft Edge developer documentation

Important

The legacy Microsoft Edge has been replaced with new Microsoft Edge.

Feature

Details

Developer guide (not recommended)

This article provides an overview of the developer features and standards included in Microsoft Edge.

Get to know the Microsoft Edge (EdgeHTML) Developer Tools.

Use the Microsoft Edge DevTools Protocol to inspect and debug the Microsoft Edge (EdgeHTML) browser.

Learn how to develop Microsoft Edge extensions. The small programs are used to add new features to Microsoft Edge or modify existing functionality.

A Progressive Web App runs natively on Windows 10. Everything you need to know as a web developer.

WebView overview (not recommended)

Host web content in your Windows 10 app with the WebView (EdgeHTML) control.

The JavaScript Runtime (JsRT) APIs provide a way for desktop, Windows Store, and server-side apps. The APIs run on the Windows operating system to add scripting capabilities to an app using the standards-based Chakra JavaScript engine. The Chakra JavaScript engine is also utilized by legacy Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer.

Use F12 developer tools to analyze the general performance of websites.

Learn how to get started with WebDriver. WebDriver is a wire protocol that allows programs and scripts to control the behavior of your web browser.

WebVR (not recommended)

WebVR is an open standard JavaScript API that makes it possible to experience immersive 3D Virtual Reality (VR) apps using a web browser like Microsoft Edge and a supported VR headset.

Use the Windows Runtime (WinRT) to call native Windows APIs from your JavaScript app.