* about Chromium and Ungoogled-Chromium flatpaks, viewtopic.

As of September 2022, Edge is used by 11 percent of PCs worldwide. So, security + privacy = flatpak Ungoogled-Chromium. In May 2022, according to StatCounter, Microsoft Edge became the second most popular browser in the world, overtaking Apple's Safari (in some countries, such as the United States, Edge is the 3rd most popular, where it has a 14 share, slightly behind Safari's 16 share). You can use Ungoogled-Chromium in a sandbox by using its flatpak version. To have an increased security, browsers should be used in sandboxes.

In terms of security, the use of Edge gives no improvement.

If you don't want to be spied, use Ungoogled-Chromium, a version of Chromium where all links to Google servers have been cut. However, like Chrome, it is not a good choice for privacy: with Chrome you choose to be spied by Google, and with Edge you choose to be spied by Microsoft. Its user interface is very close to Chrome / Chromium one it can use Chrome extensions. MY01RZ&r=1Įdge browser is part of the Chromium family, and is based on the OpenSource Chromium (like Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera etc.). 'The LF Edge's efforts for an open, interoperable framework for the edge is especially needed for the industrial factory, plant and mine where most every brown field system, piece of equipment or sensor uses its own proprietary protocols and data definitions,' said Tom Arthur, CEO and co-founder of Dianomic Systems.I am now a Linux user having ditched windows but I missed the Edge browser, well its available for Linux and runs really fast and smooth, I am well impressed, you might want to give it a try download link at bottom of page. Project EVE provides system and orchestration services and a container runtime for Fledge applications and services, while the aforementioned businesses are starting to deploy private 5G and LTE networks using Akraino blueprints. The LF Edge family also welcomes Fledge, an open source framework and community which aims to unify industrial edge devices with the cloud.įormerly known as FogLAMP, Fledge was donated to the Foundation by internet of things specialist Dianomic which recognises the difficulty of integrating the massive amounts of data generated by industrial IoT (IIoT) devices.įledge aims to take away the difficulty of relying on proprietary sensor silos and replace them with common APIs in a vendor-unifying platform.įledge is arguably a natural fit for the organisation given that the business verticals it services, which include manufacturing, energy and others, already interoperate Fledge applications with Akraino and Project EVE.

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