The store already features a number of extensions which have been recompiled from their Chrome Web Store counterparts, and that number will, of course, increase with time once Microsoft makes the browser public. While the browser is Chromium-based, Microsoft is planning on maintaining its own extension store for Edge. The layout of the feed can be customised based on your preference from among a number of options. Scrolling down will reveal a personalised news feed powered by Microsoft News, similar to the old Edge. Bing is integrated into the browser - as you'd expect of a Microsoft-made browser - and the New Tab background can be set to rotate based on Bing's image of the day. To the right of the address bar, you'll be able to find your extensions, as well as your profile picture similar to what Chrome looks like. For one, the options to see all your tabs and to set aside the currently open tabs have been removed compared to the current version of Edge. A lot of the design language and icons have remained similar to what they were like before, but there are definitely many changes that will be familiar to Chrome users.
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