Category: Microsoft Edge

Microsoft has released the stable version of Microsoft Edge 144 (144.0.3719.82), which includes several new features, improvements, and bug fixes. It  introduces a new software backend for WebGL on Windows devices lacking a physical GPU. The browser now uses the Windows Advanced Rasterization Platform (WARP) instead of the unsupported SwiftShader. Stability improvements address a crash during local file downloads. Feature names such as "Efficiency Mode" and "PC Gaming Performance Mode" have been renamed to "Power Saver" and "Gaming PC Performance Boost," respectively. And more; here are the details.

It looks like the Microsoft Edge browser will soon lose another feature. This time, the developers plan to discontinue support for the Collections tool, which resembled a notebook, allowing you to save links, images, and notes on a specific topic in one place. A notice about the feature's deprecation was spotted in the Edge Dev Channel preview.

Microsoft Edge is undergoing a significant user interface overhaul, coming closer to the standalone Microsoft Copilot app. The updated design starts appearing in the latest builds of the Edge browser, released to the Dev and Canary channels. This visual refresh departs notably from the Fluent Design principles that have guided Microsoft’s product aesthetics in recent years.

Microsoft has released the stable version of Microsoft Edge 143, which includes several new features, improvements, and bug fixes. The full version tag is 143.0.3650.66.

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.

Microsoft has started distributing the stable version of Microsoft Edge 142 (142.0.3595.53), which includes several new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Here are the details.

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 is releasing the stable version of Microsoft Edge 141 (141.0.3537.57), which includes several new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Here are the details.

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.

Microsoft is releasing the stable version of Microsoft Edge 140 ( full version tag is 140.0.3485.54), which comes with several new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Here are the details.