We call on Microsoft to add an option in Microsoft Edge to disable rounded corners around the website being viewed.

The current “new look and feel” uses rounded corners in a way that many users do not want. It changes the shape of the page inside the browser, even when people prefer a more standard layout. For some of us, this is not just a matter of taste. The rounded corners can also create problems with how some websites appear and function, which makes browsing less comfortable and less practical.

When a browser changes the look of pages, people should have a real choice to turn that feature off. Microsoft removed the option to disable rounded corners, and that leaves users without control over something that affects everyday use. A browser should work for the people using it, not force one design style on everyone.

We are asking Microsoft to restore user choice by adding a clear setting to disable rounded corners in Microsoft Edge. This would improve usability, reduce website display issues, and respect the preferences of people who want a cleaner and more traditional browsing experience.