New Microsoft Edge features make scrolling on FreeSync panels smoother.

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Microsoft may soon launch its Edge web browser Added new smooth scrolling feature. In the latest Edge Canary build, a new flag has appeared called "Increase screen refresh rate when scrolling," which is particularly interesting because it will take advantage of variable refresh rate (VRR) technology to provide this experience. The new feature is described below:

Allows Windows to temporarily increase the refresh rate while scrolling (provided the machine has a VRR panel and supporting drivers). This provides an overall smoother scrolling experience - Windows

Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) panels such as AMD Freesync / G-sync Compatible and G-sync Panel that can change the refresh rate within a given range. This type of monitor does not have a fixed refresh rate output, so the refresh rate can be increased or decreased through its VRR range to synchronize with the refresh rate of the game or content, as long as it is within that range.

Essentially, this new Edge feature will use this technology to increase the refresh rate when scrolling down or up, resulting in more smoothness.

This feature works similarly to AMD’s Radeon Chill. Chill increases the refresh rate when action is heavy and user input is high, but decreases Hz when there is little or no user input.

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