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Browser developers love to add small Easter Eggs to their apps to help you while away the hours when your interent is down, for example. Chrome has long had the Dino game, that you can start from the “No internet” error screen, for example. With its surf game, Microsoft’s <\/a> Edge team built something similar into its pre-release channels earlier this year and, as the company announced<\/a> today, it’s now also available in the stable channel, too.<\/p>\n Just type in “edge:\/\/surf” into your URL bar and you’re off to the races. The surf game is an endless scroller where you try to avoid obstacles, other surfers and the occasional attention-starved kraken. It’s more fun than the Dino game and also a bit more fully featured. There are different game modes (endless, time trial, zig zag) and you can play with keyboard, mouse, touch or gamepad. If you like your games even more casual, there is a reduced speed mode and there is a high-visibility mode for those with visual impairments.<\/p>\n After almost a year in public preview, the Edge team launched its first stable version<\/a> earlier this year and only last week, Microsoft announced<\/a> a slew of new features at its virtual Build developer conference. Even during its preview period, Edge was already a capable browser, though it lacked any killer features — unless being a very good Chromium-based browser made by Microsoft was really what you were always looking for. That’s slowly changing now, as the team is now building out the Edge feature set. The surf game isn’t exactly a killer feature, but it does help set the overall vibe for the browser and shows that Microsoft is looking to go beyond the basics now.<\/p>\n https:\/\/youtu.be\/9u2exqfp4HY<\/a><\/p>\n https:\/\/techcrunch.com\/2020\/05\/19\/microsoft-edge-gets-a-pinterest-integration-sidebar-search-and-automatic-profile-switching\/<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Frederic Lardinois<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Browser developers love to add small Easter Eggs to their apps to help you while away the hours when your interent is down, for example. Chrome has long had the Dino game, that you can start from the “No internet” error screen, for example. With its surf game, Microsoft’s Edge team built something similar into its pre-release … Continue reading You can now surf in Microsoft’s Edge browser<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/techcrunch.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/05\/ac849e2218ad3291c33259ce3cc01f4a.png\")
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