In theory, this service shouldn’t have any impact on system performance, as it’s automatically suspended when you close the browser. One of the capabilities that have been migrated to the new Edge is support for a background service that would keep running even after closing the browser. This was a priority for Microsoft, as the software giant wanted to make the transition from one browser to another as smooth as possible, so some of the features originally available in Project Spartan are now live in the Chromium successor as well.
Microsoft’s new Edge browser, which is now the default option on Windows 10 and is also available on macOS, comes with a rich feature lineup that’s borrowed from both Google Chrome and the original version of Edge, also referred to as legacy, bundled with the OS.
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