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flashing a white screen while open new tab
[ Spoiler ] just used spoiler tag for protect eye. do not click spoiler tag if you're in dark. I'm using microsoft edge insider beta. white flashing shows up while open new tab. It's pretty b...
Hi,
It's nice to know that feature is rolled to the Beta as well, that means it is no longer a controlled roll out feature!
Yes it's happening to Canary and Dev too, I can easily reproduce it by going to my new tab and refresh the page multiple times.
I think at the first millisecond, it loads the white theme New tab page and then it realizes, Oh user is having dark theme enabled, then it loads the dark background version instead.
of course all of these happen in matter of milliseconds or microseconds that's why the end user sees only a flash.I think the solution would be for the Dev team to prevent Edge from assuming that the default theme is white for everyone, Edge can drop that assumption when the user changes the browser theme in edge://settings/appearance .
It's obvious having lots of users and big market share made Google reluctant to listen to their users feedback like before.
HotCakeXI feel like Chrome is going to end up like Internet explorer. History repeats itself.
| 79% market share at peak | 95% market share at peak |
| Didn't add features that people wanted | Doesn't add features people want |
| Relied on monopolistic practices to keep users | Relies on monopolistic practices to keep users |
| Moved away from benchmarks because they could and the internet would follow | Moved away from benchmarks because the internet follows them and they get away with it |
| Little to no development to keep competitive. | Little development to advance the web. |
- Nice,
though I think Google is more aggressive and won't lose the competition as easily as IE did unless Google loses its grip on the Android OS as well, which is happening by companies like the Huawei that deny Google play services and produce the best Android phones in the world (in terms of hardware, camera, everything) without the need for Google and its services (that call home)
