As I work with the two, Chrome consistently uses significantly more memory than Edge when the same pages are loaded.Īnother example where Microsoft is ahead of Google on resource management: Sleeping Tabs, which suspend web pages after a specified amount of time to free up CPU and memory. When I launch Chrome on an Intel-based Mac running macOS 11.2.3, it takes around 900 megabytes once loaded. Although Edge is built on the same foundation, Microsoft has tuned it better. Firefox was known as a memory and resource hog at the the time, a reputation that now dogs Chrome. When Chrome originally launched in the late 2000s for Windows, it was touted as a leaner alternative to Firefox, which in turn was considered an alternative to Internet Explorer. But it’s not the only feature that makes it a great browser to use on a Mac, and certainly make it a better pick than Chrome. T took me about 10 minutes of using this new version before I was sold. MacOS Mojave 10.14.6, Microsoft Edge (non dev or canary builds), cypress 4.0.0, node 12.0.Microsoft Edge for Mac with vertical tabs pinned open. Might that be the issue? Desired behavior:Įdge binary should be automatically detected by cypress. (Just noticed that the const detectEdge doesn't provide "Microsoft Edge.app" line like say the const detectFirefox does on line 27 of the link I provided above. Indicates where cypress is looking so I am a bit stumped. I double checked that I had edge installed and the binary was in the place I expected it to be.
That seems to run electron in the terminal instead of edge though this could just be because cypress hasn't been setup to run edge headlessly. Have tried using cypress run -browser edge (which tells me it can't detect an edge browser) as well as providing an absolute path ofĬypress run -browser /Applications/Microsoft\ Edge.app/Contents/MacOS/Microsoft\ Edge Running cypress open fails to detect edge as selectable browser in the dropdown.
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