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I thought it went by the EdgeHTML version number... but apparently it isn't that simple.
Perhaps I should update all mentions of "Edge" in CSS HTML Validator to EdgeHTML? That would probably me more technically accurate because I've been using EdgeHTML version numbers for the compatibility info.
I just converted my Edge (non (development / "canary") version) to the Chromium based version. So I can't testing, in that browser, on the EdgeHTML engine any more.
A bit of a pity. EdgeHTML is still available as a component that I can add to any program, so it has important potential. Anybody here have recent experience using page rendering engines in their own programs?
Now it's harder to track down the exact version of the rendering engine in use. Anyone know how to lookup a Blink version from an Edge (Chromium) version?
It looks like it's up to date as there is an entry there from just a few days ago.
All these browser engines (Chromium, Blink, WebKit, EdgeHTML, Trident, etc.) plus seemingly different names for the same or similar engine can be confusing.
In my own development environment, there is an updated browser component (TWebBrowser) that is suppose to use the Chromium based version of Edge if it's available and if not then it can fallback to the old Internet Explorer engine. I hope this works but I have not thoroughly tested it yet. I've tried to 'deprecate' the built-in browser support in CSS HTML Validator because of various issues (especially because it was basically obsolete because it used the Internet Explorer engine) and because an external browser can often easily be used instead.
I think it really sad that browsers as components are now hard to do. This is an important part of many potential software solutions. Without it we're forced to use browsers plus web servers.