Chrome is the foundation of Microsoft Edge. Microsoft Edge now offers most of the functionality of Google Chrome, albeit with significant changes. For example, Microsoft Edge will sync data with your Microsoft account instead of your Google account. Both future and experimental features are available in Chrome. Before upgrading to a stable browser version, these features can be enabled on the Flags page. In essence, Chromium refers to these features as “flags”. Likewise, Microsoft Edge has them. Now you can set up the browser to use Windows 11 visual effects like the Mica material in the title bar and toolbar backgrounds, thanks to Microsoft Edge 102, released last week. We have mentioned below the steps to enable Microsoft Edge flags on Windows PC.
Steps to Enable Microsoft Edge Flags on Windows PC
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That’s it with our article on how to enable Microsoft Edge flags on Windows PC. The new graphics use Mica, a new opaque substance whose surfaces are subtly colored with the background color of the user’s desktop. In addition, the element displays the active and inactive states of the window’s focus. Only versions 93 and higher of Microsoft Edge for Windows 11 support the new visual modifications, which operate with light and dark modes.
