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Microsoft’s new Edge browser has a logo that harkens back to the legacy of Internet Explorer’s classic “e” surrounded by an orbiting swirl. Or at least, that’s the idea.

The Edge web browser gets a new logo that doesn't remind us of Internet Explorer at all, and that's likely on purpose as Microsoft shifts toward Chromium-based technology.

With its more abstract design, the new Edge browser logo, right, moves away from the 'e' used by Internet Explorer, left, and the old Edge design, center. Image: Microsoft/ZDNet.

The Edge web browser gets a new logo that doesn't remind us of Internet Explorer at all, and that's likely on purpose as Microsoft shifts toward Chromium-based technology.