Microsoft Edge Demos

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:

• Adding a new demo
• Contributing
• Trademarks

Demos

Click a folder from the list above to find out more about a particular demo, or use the tables below.

Microsoft Edge DevTools

Demo name	Description	Repo directory	Live demo page
CSS mirroring sourcemaps	Used for Update .css files from within the Styles tab (CSS mirror editing) for the DevTools extension for Visual Studio Code.	/css-mirroring-sourcemaps-demo/	n/a
TODO app	Simple To Do app with vanilla JavaScript. Used for screenshots in the Microsoft Edge DevTools documentation, and for Opening DevTools and the DevTools browser for the DevTools extension for Visual Studio Code.	/demo-to-do/	My tasks
Detached elements	Chat-like demo. Used for Debug DOM memory leaks with the Detached Elements tool.	/detached-elements/	Simulate traffic
3D View	Used for Navigate webpage layers, z-index, and DOM using the 3D View tool.	/devtools-3d/	Microsoft Edge DevTools 3D View tool demo
Accessibility testing	Used for Overview of accessibility testing using DevTools.	/devtools-a11y-testing/	Animal shelter
Console panel demo pages	Used for Console overview, Log messages in the Console tool, and Fix JavaScript errors that are reported in the Console.	/devtools-console/	DevTools Console panel demo pages
Contrast bug fix	Used for Improving contrast in Microsoft Edge DevTools: A bugfix case study.	/devtools-contrast-bugfix/	Testing all badges in DevTools for contrast issues
CSS Examples	Used for Get started viewing and changing CSS.	/devtools-css-get-started/	CSS Examples
DOM Examples	Used for Get started viewing and changing the DOM.	/devtools-dom-get-started/	DOM Examples
Inspect tool demo	Used for Analyze pages using the Inspect tool.	/devtools-inspect/	Inspect Demo
Debugging JavaScript that adds two numbers	Used for Get started debugging JavaScript.	/devtools-js-get-started/	Demo: Debugging JavaScript with Microsoft Edge DevTools
Memory heap snapshot	Used for Record heap snapshots using the Memory tool.	/devtools-memory-heap-snapshot/	n/a
Performance Activity Tabs	Used for View activities in a table, about the Performance tool's Bottom-Up, Call Tree, and Event Log tabs.	/devtools-performance-activitytabs/	Activity Tabs Demo
Sluggish Animation	Used for Introduction to the Performance tool.	/devtools-performance-get-started/	Sluggish Animation
CSS :target pseudo-class	Used for Support forcing the :target CSS state.	/devtools-target-pseudo/	CSS :target pseudo-class demo
Heap Snapshot Visualizer	Source code for the Heap Snapshot Visualizer extension for DevTools.	/heap-snapshot-visualizer/	n/a
JSON dummy data	Simple JSON files. Used for View formatted JSON.	/json-dummy-data/	JSON dummy data
Inspect Network Activity	Used for Inspect network activity.	/network-tutorial/	Inspect Network Activity Demo
Photo gallery demo	Used for The truth about CSS selector performance.	/photo-gallery/	Photo Gallery
Workspaces demo	Used for Edit files with Workspaces (Filesystem tab), in the Sources tool.	/workspaces/	DevTools Workspaces Demo
DevTools issue: animating a CSS property that requires layout	A demo used to illustrate the Issues and Elements tools warning when CSS properties that require layout are animated.	/devtools-animated-property-issue/	Animated CSS property demo

Microsoft Edge extensions

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

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)

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

Cross-browser API samples

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

Adding a new demo

To add a new demo:

1. Make a copy of the template directory at the root of this repository and give it a name, such as my-demo.

2. Edit the README.md file in the new directory to clearly explain what your new demo is about.

3. 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 the my-demo directory (for example) will end up being accessible on the web at https://microsoftedge.github.io/demos/my-demo/.

4. Edit the code (such as index.html or style.css) in the new directory. Add any files you need.

5. Use the shared CSS, JS, and images from the shared directory.

   The template demo already links to the shared CSS, JS, and images. This avoids having to repeat basic styling and typography CSS code, or having to create your own images.

6. Add a link to your demo in this README.md file, in a new row in one of the tables.

Contributing

This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) declaring that you have the right to, and actually do, grant us the rights to use your contribution. For details, visit https://cla.opensource.microsoft.com.

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This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments.

Trademarks

This project may contain trademarks or logos for projects, products, or services. Authorized use of Microsoft trademarks or logos is subject to and must follow Microsoft's Trademark & Brand Guidelines. Use of Microsoft trademarks or logos in modified versions of this project must not cause confusion or imply Microsoft sponsorship. Any use of third-party trademarks or logos are subject to those third-party's policies.