Category: Microsoft Edge

Microsoft is rolling out a new AI-powered feature in Edge Beta that greatly improves the search through the browsing history. Dubbed “Enhanced search,” it allows users to quickly find previously visited websites using natural language queries. It can recognize synonyms, or even approximate phrases. So you should not even remember the site URL or exact page title.

Microsoft is rolling out a new version of its picture-in-picture (PiP) feature for the Edge browser. It includes playback controls (pause/play, skip forward/backward, and even a progress bar), the option to mute the sound, 10-second time jumps, and much more. The flyout looks and feels like a media player.

Microsoft has officially launched Edge Game Assist, an in-game browsing tool designed specifically for PC gamers using Windows 11. After months of preview testing and user feedback, the feature is now available globally.

Microsoft has rolled out version 137 of its Edge browser, introducing a mix of bug fixes, new enterprise tools, AI integrations, and the deprecation of several lesser-used features. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new, what’s changing, and what’s being phased out in Microsoft Edge version 137.0.3296.52.

Microsoft has announced the availability of Edge 136.0.3240.92. The update is now available for everyone with new enhancements that improve productivity. For that, you will find more seamless integration of AI-powered capabilities via Copilot directly on the New Tab Page (NTP).

Microsoft has officially released the stable version of Microsoft Edge 136 (136.0.3240.50), delivering a host of new features, performance improvements, and critical bug fixes designed to enhance user productivity, security, and overall browsing experience.

Microsoft Edge users testing Beta builds, version 137, have noticed a surprising redesign of the browser’s new tab page. The updated layout puts the Copilot AI assistant at the center of the experience, integrating AI literally everywhere. While the feature is still in its early stages, it gives a glimpse of how much Microsoft is betting on its artificial intelligence.

According to the Redmond firm, Microsoft Edge 134 brings notable performance improvements. Those include up to 9% faster performance on the Speedometer 3.0 benchmark. Also, it offers 1.7% faster navigation times , 2% faster startup times , and 5% to 7% better web page responsiveness. The changes are part of optimizations made to both Edge and the Chromium engine on Windows and macOS.

Microsoft has released the stable version of Microsoft Edge 135 for everyone, The version tag is 135.0.3179.54, and it includes several new features, improvements, and bug fixes.