10 out of 10. Stamporama has always been fast on any browser that I use.
Sadly, many other websites are no-go areas at the moment, but it could be a problem with my laptop.
Or even just this computer dummy !
I have used Edge the last couple of months (since my computer technician upgraded me to Windows 10 without my permission). I hate Edge and Windows 10 with a passion but I have no problems with Edge when accessing Stamporama.
Jim
Thanks Michael and Jim for your feedback. I don't have a way to test on Windows 10 so your feedback is very helpful.
Regards ... Tim.
My son bought a new laptop with Win 10 and it had Edge as the default browser. It doesn't support plug-ins, including Java, so it's pretty much worthless.
Edit: The browser, not the laptop, is worthless
Lars
Since I upgraded to Windows 10 I have not been very happy with it. I used Edge for several months, and it was the source of much of my unhappiness. It seemed to be slower than I had ever experienced with a browser, and the "back" function often refused to comply, meaning to get out of a website I often had to shut down Edge, wait a few moments and reopen. I had fewer problems navigating StampoRama's website than some other frequently visited sites. I recently got a tip that Internet Explorer is hidden within the applications included in Windows 10. I located it and chose it as my default browser, which was challenging to accomplish (though my computer knowledge is limited), and my browsing experience has been better than with Edge in all respects.
Why don't you just install Chrome or Firefox if you all hate Edge with a passion?
I use both and combined with addons like Adblock and LastPass it works like a dream. Of course I resisted all pleas from Micro$oft to upgrade to Windows 10. Perfectly happy with 7. I have heard very mixed opinions about 10 though. Many seem to like it, apart from the quirky user interface with the stupid blocks, others think it's awful...
After I upgraded to Win10, I had problems accessing web pages with Edge, Firefox, and Chrome. Having previously used the Slim browser, I downloaded SlimJet for Win10, and I am completely satisfied with it, and use it to the exclusion of all others.
Ted
"Why don't you just install Chrome or Firefox if you all hate Edge with a passion?"
I have Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome on my computer and have Windows 10.
I use Edge for e-mail and on-line purchases, i.e. stamps.
I use Chrome for browsing the web. Chrome does not allow me to access e-mail or Postcrossing while Edge does.
I have no problem accessing Stamporama with Edge - haven't tried it with Chrome - now I will.
"Why don't you just install Chrome or Firefox if you all hate Edge with a passion?"
Chrome v45 (as of September 2015) is not supposed to support NPAPI (Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface) plug-ins.
Firefox does on Windows 10 but its disabled by default. You can also continue to use IE11.
But support for NPAPI plug-ins will be gone for good soon.
I checked - I could not log into Stamporama on Chrome - only in Microsoft Edge.
Hi Everyone,
Are any of you using the new Edge browser that comes with Windows 10? Just wondering what your experience has been with using the Edge browser with Stamporama?
Regards ... Tim.
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
10 out of 10. Stamporama has always been fast on any browser that I use.
Sadly, many other websites are no-go areas at the moment, but it could be a problem with my laptop.
Or even just this computer dummy !
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
I have used Edge the last couple of months (since my computer technician upgraded me to Windows 10 without my permission). I hate Edge and Windows 10 with a passion but I have no problems with Edge when accessing Stamporama.
Jim
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
Thanks Michael and Jim for your feedback. I don't have a way to test on Windows 10 so your feedback is very helpful.
Regards ... Tim.
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
My son bought a new laptop with Win 10 and it had Edge as the default browser. It doesn't support plug-ins, including Java, so it's pretty much worthless.
Edit: The browser, not the laptop, is worthless
Lars
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
Since I upgraded to Windows 10 I have not been very happy with it. I used Edge for several months, and it was the source of much of my unhappiness. It seemed to be slower than I had ever experienced with a browser, and the "back" function often refused to comply, meaning to get out of a website I often had to shut down Edge, wait a few moments and reopen. I had fewer problems navigating StampoRama's website than some other frequently visited sites. I recently got a tip that Internet Explorer is hidden within the applications included in Windows 10. I located it and chose it as my default browser, which was challenging to accomplish (though my computer knowledge is limited), and my browsing experience has been better than with Edge in all respects.
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
Why don't you just install Chrome or Firefox if you all hate Edge with a passion?
I use both and combined with addons like Adblock and LastPass it works like a dream. Of course I resisted all pleas from Micro$oft to upgrade to Windows 10. Perfectly happy with 7. I have heard very mixed opinions about 10 though. Many seem to like it, apart from the quirky user interface with the stupid blocks, others think it's awful...
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
After I upgraded to Win10, I had problems accessing web pages with Edge, Firefox, and Chrome. Having previously used the Slim browser, I downloaded SlimJet for Win10, and I am completely satisfied with it, and use it to the exclusion of all others.
Ted
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
"Why don't you just install Chrome or Firefox if you all hate Edge with a passion?"
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
I have Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome on my computer and have Windows 10.
I use Edge for e-mail and on-line purchases, i.e. stamps.
I use Chrome for browsing the web. Chrome does not allow me to access e-mail or Postcrossing while Edge does.
I have no problem accessing Stamporama with Edge - haven't tried it with Chrome - now I will.
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
"Why don't you just install Chrome or Firefox if you all hate Edge with a passion?"
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
Chrome v45 (as of September 2015) is not supposed to support NPAPI (Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface) plug-ins.
Firefox does on Windows 10 but its disabled by default. You can also continue to use IE11.
But support for NPAPI plug-ins will be gone for good soon.
re: Is anyone using the new Edge web browser from Microsoft?
I checked - I could not log into Stamporama on Chrome - only in Microsoft Edge.