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Sean Long1 Who are you? why do you keep trying to answer my questions when you clearly have no answers. And obviously you have never used IE 11 Metro on a tablet because it is heads and shoulders above chromes touch gestures. Is there anyone with a clue out there?
I was stating that it is way above the rest on Windows 10. Not for everything that exist out there on all OSes of course. I have the answer and have given it to you. It just isn't the answer you like. The gestures YOU want do not exist on ANY web browser that runs on Windows 10 at this time. Future improvements are coming.
I have tried to explain that to you multiple times, and for some reason because I do not point you to some magical browser (that doesn't exist) you accuse me of not having a clue. Understand that what you are asking for will have to wait until it actually exist. Microsoft isn't Domino's and they don't deliver in 30 minutes or less guaranteed.
Microsoft has also stated, as have I, that touch gesture improvements are coming in future versions. So, yes, there will someday be a touch optimized version, but it will be the same version that is also capable of being optimized for the desktop. People who have phones in 2016 that run continuum will be thankful that it will be able to do both.