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Microsoft launched its new Edge Chromium-powered browser earlier this month on both macOS and Windows. The launch marked just over a year after the company announce its plans to work more closely with the Chromium project and Google engineers. The Verge got an exclusive look at Microsoft’s surprise decision to work with Google last year, and now we’re starting to see just how closely Microsoft and Google are collaborating with the introduction of Edge’s multi-tab management feature in Chromium.
“If you’re still interested in upstreaming this from Edge, we’d be happy to take it,” reads a note from Google software engineer Leonard Grey in a recent Chromium Gerrit source code management thread. “Sounds great! I’ll take ownership of this...
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Later, he crossed the Gostha Paul Sarani and headed to the famous Kolkata Maidan.
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Young sensation Sarfaraz Khan has been on the domestic circuit for almost five years now, but till now hasn’t been able to do justice to his talent. Till recently he wasn’t a regular in his state side too. It was then he shifted base to Uttar Pradesh, where he didn’t have a very successful stint either. But this season has been special for the 22-year-old, where he has managed to not only make a comeback to the Mumbai squad, but also scored a triple ton for them.
India beat New Zealand by seven wickets in the second T20 International in Auckland on Sunday to grab a 2-0 lead in the five-match series.
Ravindra Jadeja and Sanjay Manjrekar were involved in some playful Twitter banter following India's emphatic win over New Zealand in the second T20I.
It will be a battle of two spinners as India’s Ravi Bishnoi and Australia’s Tanveer Sangha will lead the charge for their respective sides in the quarterfinal of the ICC U-19 World Cup.
Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes young Rishabh Pant is immensely talented and the stumper will be making his way back to the Indian playing XI "sooner than later".
Zimbabwe pacer Kyle Jarvis has been ruled out of the second and final Test against Sri Lanka due to a lower back injury he sustained during the first match.
SA coach Mark Boucher said his team "have to hold on to some positivity" despite being set a world record target of 466 to win the fourth Test against England.
