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Microsoft Edge Insider Addons Page Revealed

As you may already know, Microsoft Edge, the default web browser of Windows 10, is moving to a Chromium-compatible web engine in the Desktop version. We have already seen a few screenshots of its new user interface. Another web page has revealed what appears to be a list of extensions for the chromium-based Edge.

Build 18351.26 KB4494195 (Slow Ring): Yet Another Windows 10 Cumulative Update

Microsoft is releasing KB4494195 for Windows 10 build 18351 to Insiders in the Slow Ring.  Build 18351 was originally released to Fast ring insiders on March 5. Since that time, Microsoft has already released a few updates to the build. Today's patch only brings a small change to the OS.

Beware: Chromium-based Browsers Save Download Origin URL for Files

Are you aware that Chromium-based browsers like Google Chrome, Chromium, Opera, etc, save the URL of origin for all downloaded files on Windows 10 and Linux? By using this information, you will be able to quickly retrieve the source URL from where you have downloaded your files. Also, you might be unhappy to learn this if you have to share your PC with other users.

Alternative NTFS Streams in Windows 10

Have you ever heard about alternative NTFS streams in Windows? It is a very interesting feature of the file system, NTFS, used in modern Windows versions. It allows storing extra information (e.g. two text files, or a text and an image simultaneously) in a single file. Here's how to list, read, create, and delete alternative NTFS streams in Windows 10.

Windows 10 Build 18351.8 KB4492310 (Slow Ring)

Microsoft re-releases KB4492310 for Windows 10 build 18351.  Build 18351 was originally released to Fast ring insiders on March 5. On March 12, Microsoft made it available for the Slow Ring with the KB4492310 cumulative update integrated. Today's update raises the OS version to 18351.8.

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