This repository contains demo webpages, apps, and sample code to demonstrate various features of Microsoft Edge. The demo directories are grouped into the following sections below:
- Microsoft Edge DevTools
- Microsoft Edge extensions
- Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)
- Cross-browser API samples
This page also covers:
Click a folder from the list above to find out more about a particular demo, or use the tables below.
Demo name | Description | Repo directory | Live demo page |
---|---|---|---|
DevTools extension | Used for Create an extension that customizes the DevTools UI. | /devtools-extension/ | n/a |
Basic | A basic DevTools extension. | /devtools-extension/sample 1/ | n/a |
Panel | A basic DevTools extension with a panel. | /devtools-extension/sample 2/ | n/a |
CDP | A basic DevTools extension invoking Chrome Developer Protocol (CDP) APIs. | /devtools-extension/sample 3/ | n/a |
Inspect | A basic DevTools extension that interacts with the Inspected page. | /devtools-extension/sample 4/ | n/a |
Demo name | Description | Repo directory | Live demo page |
---|---|---|---|
1DIV | A CSS sandbox PWA that demonstrates the Window Controls Overlay feature. | /1DIV/ | 1DIV |
Email client | A simulated email client PWA that demonstrates how to use PWA protocol handlers. | /email-client/ | Email inbox |
PWAmp | A music player PWA demo to play local audio files. | /pwamp/ | pwamp |
wami | An image manipulation demo app to crop, resize, or add effects to images. | /wami/ | wami |
Temperature converter | A simple PWA demo app that converts temperatures. Used for Get started with Progressive Web Apps. | /pwa-getting-started/ | Temperature converter |
Demo name | Description | Repo directory | Live demo page |
---|---|---|---|
CSS Custom Highlight API | How to programmatically create and remove custom highlights on a web page. | /custom-highlight-api/ | Custom Highlight API |
EyeDropper API | How to use the EyeDropper API to create a color sampling tool from JavaScript. | /eyedropper/ | EyeDropper API demos |
Reader app | An article reader app used to demonstrate how to use various web APIs such as CSS Custom Highlight, <selectlist> , EyeDropper, CSS and JSON modules, Scroll animation timeline, and Async Clipboard. |
/reader/ | Reader |
Selectlist demos | Demo page showing how the Open UI's <selectlist> element can be used. |
/selectlist/ | Open UI's <selectlist> demos |
EditContext API demo | Demo page showing how the EditContext API can be used to build an advanced text editor. | /edit-context/ | HTML editor demo |
SVG support in the Async Clipboard API | Demo page showing how the Async Clipboard API supports SVG format. | /svg-clipboard/ | SVG clipbard support demo |
To add a new demo:
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Make a copy of the
template
directory at the root of this repository and give it a name, such asmy-demo
. -
Edit the
README.md
file in the new directory to clearly explain what your new demo is about. -
In the README file, include a GitHub.io link that points to the live demo.
This repository is set up to be deployed live using GitHub Pages (GitHub.io), so a rendered
index.html
file in themy-demo
directory (for example) will end up being accessible on the web athttps://microsoftedge.github.io/demos/my-demo/
. -
Edit the code (such as
index.html
orstyle.css
) in the new directory. Add any files you need. -
Add a link to your demo in this
README.md
file, in a new row in one of the tables.
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