What is the name of Microsoft's web browser introduced in 2015?

Microsoft’s web browser introduced in 2015 was Microsoft Edge. It debuted as part of Windows 10, replacing Internet Explorer as Microsoft’s primary consumer browser and introducing a new browser engine called EdgeHTML.

Microsoft developed Edge to provide a faster, cleaner browsing experience for the modern web. Its early features included a reading view, annotation tools, a redesigned interface, PDF support, and integration with Microsoft services. The browser’s first public release arrived with Windows 10 in July 2015, although preview versions had appeared earlier that year.

A major later change came in 2020, when Microsoft released a new Edge based on the open-source Chromium project. This version uses the same underlying browser engine family as Google Chrome but remains a separate Microsoft product with its own features and integration. Safari, Firefox, and Chrome are competing browsers made by Apple, Mozilla, and Google.