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Microsoft Edge can now sync Passkeys with Microsoft Password Manager

The Redmond software giant has announced that Microsoft Edge users can now securely save and sync their passkeys across Windows devices using Microsoft Password Manager. The technology is based on the open Fast IDentity Online 2 (FIDO2) standard. This new feature is designed to make signing in to online accounts easier, faster, and significantly more secure.

Copilot Actions and Copilot Journeys are now available for Microsoft Edge

Microsoft announced that two new AI-powered features are now available to Edge browser users: Copilot Actions and Copilot Journeys. For years, web browsers have served as passive tools, requiring users to manually type, click buttons, and manage tabs without assistance. Microsoft Edge changes this approach by embedding intelligent, user-controlled AI features directly into the browser.

Microsoft Edge Enhances Protection Against Sideloaded Malicious Extensions

Microsoft plans to introduce a new security feature in Microsoft Edge that will detect and revoke malicious extensions sideloaded into the browser. The company announced this update on Thursday via the Microsoft 365 roadmap, with a global rollout scheduled for November across standard multi-tenant instances.

“Olympia UI” is an experimental interface for Microsoft Edge focused on AI

Microsoft has created a new experimental user interface for Edge, codenamed "Olympia UI". The design focuses on interaction with Copilot through a simplified layout and restructured navigation. The company is believed to have abandoned this design in favor of an interface that mimics the Copilot app for Windows. However, the "Olympia UI" is still present in Microsoft Edge builds for the Canary channel.

New Copilot Mode adds even more AI features to Microsoft Edge

Microsoft has launched Copilot Mode, a new experimental feature in Microsoft Edge designed to transform how users interact with the web. This update marks a shift from traditional browsing by integrating AI to support proactive, context-aware assistance during online activities.

Microsoft Reintroduces Mica Visual Effects in Edge Browser

In a recent update to Microsoft Edge Canary, the company from Redmond has reintroduced the Mica visual effects for Windows 11 users. This decision follows widespread user feedback expressing dissatisfaction with the removal of these design elements in the stable release. The updated Edge Canary again allows full activation of Mica through a feature flag and a settings. When enabled, the UI looks more integrated and aesthetically consistent experience across the operating system.

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