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Microsoft Edge 136 Released with Enhanced Features and Security Improvements

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.

Copilot is coming to New Tab Page in Microsoft Edge, it literally takes over it

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.

Microsoft has detailed significant performance improvements in Edge 134

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 is rolling out Edge RAM Limiter to the public

After a year of testing, Microsoft Edge stable finally reveals the RAM Limiter feature to everyone. Dubbed "Resource controls", it lets users control how much memory the browser uses. If you're someone who enjoys gaming on your computer, this could be particularly helpful because it allows you to allocate resources more efficiently.

Microsoft Edge 133 is out with Scareware Blocker and a new Downloads UI

Microsoft Edge 133 stable is now available to everyone. Version 133.0.3065.51 includes new features like Scareware blocker, Shopping Product Tracking and a new Downloads UI. The browser also comes with the improved handling of MIP-protected PDFs for sovereign cloud clients), URL handling updates to improve web compatibility, and much more.

Microsoft Edge adds Scareware Blocker that uses ML to detect scams

Microsoft Edge now offers a preview of Scareware Blocker, which utilizes machine learning to safeguard users from deceptive web pages. It can detect websites that attempt to mislead users into believing their devices are compromised by malware. Such sites often try to convince the user into granting remote access to their systems. For that, they show a prompt to contact a fraudulent technical support hotline.

You can now try Game Assist in Microsoft Edge stable

Recently, Microsoft has started testing Game Assist, a feature that makes a Edge browser become part of Game Bar. It appears as an overlay on Windows 11. The company has now announced that this feature is available in the stable version of Microsoft Edge. So now gamers can finally try it out without installing any extra software (specially preliminary Edge versions) or change their default browser.

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