Scrolling is one of the prominent features in every browser, and it directly affects the input results of the browser’s search entry. Microsoft has launched various improvements for Microsoft Edge, and the main ambition of this improvement is scrolling frequency and its adverse effects. In case you found that the scrolling speed is not as per your desire, then you can manage the same. 
As per the reports, users face performance and personality issues in the MS Edge browser. If you have fixed the issue on your device, then you will get a better experience regarding your browser.
1- Improvements in MS Edge
Microsoft is striving for better features for its consumers, such as HTML, that is performing better as compared to Google Chrome browsers. MS Edge is based on Google Chromium, and it is searching for something better to provide quality services to its users.
- The new feature for which the browser is working hard includes:
- New scrolling animation curves
- Percent based scrolling system
- Bounce effects on the browser’s root scrollers
- Boosting
- Removing various flicks
The company also tries to disconnect various features based on OS, as MS Edge is not supported on various platforms.
2- New Scrolling Animation Curve
It enhances the quality of scrolling animations as the feature is very tactile once the sudden modification appears. You can check the frequency of the scrolling feature through the mouse, keyboard, and the scrollbars by applying the touch effects.
However, the feature is clearly refined and working on various PTP touchpads, and the company is working towards providing this feature on other devices.
3- Scrolling based on percent
For calculating the navigation frequency of various small scrollers, it is recommended to apply percent based data for the same task. In this task, you have to adjust the scrolling height that helps you to compute the data for a particular scrolling feature. Microsoft is rolling back to bring the feature of percent based scrolling to the regime of MS Edge browsers.
Google Chrome, which is a browser-based on Chromium, uses 100px/mouse scroll hit. They also use the 40px/scrollbar tab or keyboard arrow hits.
4- Overscroll Bouncing Effects on Root Scroller
Bouncing Effects determines the page length and its ending points based on the rubber banding of your scroller. This notifies the user that they have reached the end portion of the page while performing scrolling.
5- Scroll Latching Over Chaining
Scroll chaining ensures the users that there is no page jumps on the screen when you hit or tap on anything. Sometimes, the page jumps is created at the lowermost section of the screen. Microsoft detects the chaining feature an annoying task, and it further sticks to the scroll latching features that troubleshoots the issue.
6- Fling Boosting
The Fling Boosting feature is well connected and serves with the animation curve and ensures its consumers to scroll at the highest speed to get the desired page or section. This feature provides the accessibility to reach the page where you wish just on your command.
7- Removal of Quick Flicking
Quick Flick is the most preferred and used feature that enhances your device boosting. It was previously made to help its customers for quick and smart scrolling feature, but it resulted in the large scale scrolling of large page data.
- The Microsoft team manages to upgrade the quick flicking with these future updates:
- The overall effect in sub-scrollers
- Pinch zooming on scrolling effects.
- Providing multiple tuning effects for the personality of the scrolling tool
These features with updated improvements will arrive in just two to three months as it is in Canary now. For more enhanced features, it is recommended to use the beta edition of your MS Edge.
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