Microsoft Edge to add support for Google's VP9 open-source video codec

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Microsoft is going to add support for the VP9 and WebM open-source video codec in the near future to its Windows 10-exclusive Microsoft Edge browser. The codec was originally created by Google and is being used in its Chrome browser, along with Mozilla's Firefox.

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