Covering the entire page, the latest version of Microsoft's Edge Canary browser is testing new Mica effects.

CTOnews.com, March 27 (Xinhua) when Microsoft released its Canary version of Edge browser in January this year, it removed the effect of enabling mica (Mica) on tabs and toolbars. According to feedback from netizens u / Leopeva64-2, Microsoft has reintroduced the Mica effect in the latest Edge browser version of Canary.

In the Edge 111Canary version released in January this year, Microsoft removed the experimental Flag of "Show Windows 11 visual effects in title bar and toolbar" (showing the Win11 effect on tabs and toolbars), and removed the relevant options from the settings.

According to the feedback from netizens u / Leopeva64-2, a new Mica effect has been found in the latest Canary version of Edge browser. This effect is no longer limited to label bars and toolbars, but applies to the entire page, creating a more unique and beautiful design.

At present, the interface of the new version still needs to be improved, the Mica effect in some areas will disappear randomly, and the UI still uses the old solid color background. CTOnews.com learned from the report that Edge Canary channel users are currently unable to enable it manually and can only wait for an official invitation to test.