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Microsoft today announced bringing the Microsoft Edge WebView 2 to consumers with PCs running Windows 10. That means developers should no longer bother including dependencies in their apps.
At the same time, Teams 2.0 will no longer use Angular and will instead now use the open source front-end JavaScript library React.js. Microsoft Teams 2.0 Windows Latest, Microsoft's new Teams client is built around Microsoft Teams for the web though it doesn't look that different from the existing app or website. However, since it uses Edge WebView2, Teams 2.0 no longer has an address bar and users will be able to run the app in a separate window as they could with the old app. The browser's extension and main menu have also been removed in the new client to give it more of a native app-like...
The official Twitter app in the Microsoft Store has been a progressive web app (PWA) for a long time, but it relied on the old Edge to power it. Starting today, the updated Twitter app is now using the new Chromium-based Edge, making it faster and much better.