The new Edge is not fully compatible with Google Docs

The arrival of the new Edge has been great news for all Windows users who longed for a browser that would really stand up to the sweeter alternativesFrom the market. We are talking, of course, about Google Chrome or Firefox and that is that Edge, the previous version, was never a real alternative.

Being built on Chromium offers a lot of possibilities, something undeniable and something that we have already echoed throughout and width of various articles. However, despite this sea of ​​possibilities, there are some limitations that we assume will have to be solved over time.

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This is the case of the partial incompatibility that Google Docs currently offers in Edge, so much so that since Google they have not had more remedy to come out and in an information provided by The Verge, clarify that they are not preventing the operation of Docs in Edge."

Right now, if we try to access Google Docs from Edge, a pop-up window will appear on the screen announcing that the browser is not supported To To avoid this hassle there are two options. The first and logical one is to jump to chrome, but if we want to continue using Edge, we can follow these steps to solve it.

Steps to follow

• Open Edge, always the one based on Chromium.
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  We access the Development Tools by pressing the F12 key."

  

• Click on the hamburger menu, we know, the three dots in the upper right corner of the Development Tools.

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• We follow the route More tools and then Emulation. "

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• Once inside we must look for User agent string and change the option Microsoft Edge ."

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• We then select Google Chrome from the drop-down menu."

Now we can get back into Google Docs and we should have access without any kind of limitation or notice. These are the steps we can follow until Google offers a solution to the problem.

Via | MSPU