The List of Internal Page URLs in Microsoft Edge

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The List of Internal Page URLs in Microsoft Edge Chromium

Microsoft Edge, similar to Google Chrome, Opera, and other chromium-based browsers, includes a list of internal web pages which can provide extra details about various browser features, allow changing them, and even simulating web page errors. 

Microsoft Edge is now a Chromium-based browser with a number of exclusive features like Read Aloud and services tied to Microsoft instead of Google.

The stable version of Microsoft Edge Chromium is available to the public for a while. The browser has already received a few updates, with support for ARM64 devices in Edge Stable 80. Also, Microsoft Edge is still supporting a number of aging Windows versions, including Windows 7, which has recently reached its end of support. Check out Windows Versions Supported by Microsoft Edge Chromium. Finally, interested users can download MSI installers for deployment and customization.

For pre-release versions, Microsoft is currently using three channels to deliver updates to Edge Insiders. The Canary channel receives updates daily (except Saturday and Sunday), the Dev channel is getting updates weekly, and the Beta channel is updated every 6 weeks. Microsoft is going to support Edge Chromium on Windows 7, 8.1 and 10, alongside macOS, Linux (coming in the future) and mobile apps on iOS and Android.

Internal Page URLs in Microsoft Edge Chromium

Most of the Chromium-based browsers have their own protocol for internal pages. In Chrome it is chrome://something, in Opera it is opera://something.  For Edge, Microsoft is using the edge protocol name that allows you to access its internal pages. For example, edge://sandbox shows the status of the sandbox feature in Microsoft Edge.

Here is the list of internal URLs which are available in Edge.

The list of internal URLs available in Edge

Microsoft Edge URL Description
edge://about The list of all built-in page URLs. Similar to edge://edge-urls/
edge://accessibility Change accessibility mode, see available capabilities.
edge://app-service-internals Shows available app services
edge://application-guard-internals Shows the state of Application Guard on Windows. Includes logs, host information, and a few tools to check URL trust, ping, and more.
edge://apps The list of installed apps in Microsoft Edge.
edge://autofill-internals Shows autofill logs.
edge://blob-internals The list of blob data (if present).
edge://bluetooth-internals Bluetooth details, such as adapters, devices, and debug logs.
edge://collected-cookie-dialog A cookie-specific page
edge://compat The Compatibility hub. Includes Enterprise Mode Site List entries, User agent overrides, CDM overrides, and the status of Internet Explorer mode (including diagnostics).
edge://components Installed plugins and components.
edge://conflicts The page lists all modules loaded in the browser and rendered processes, and modules registered to load at a later point in time.
edge://connectors-internals Shows available enterprise connectors.
edge://conversion-internals Attribution Reporting API Internals
edge://crashes Lists all recently logged and reported crashes. Also on this page you can clear the logs.
edge://credits Shows credits for various components and features included in Edge.
edge://data-viewer View diagnostic data.
edge://device-log Provides information for device Edge can interefere with, like Bluetooth, USB devices, etc.
edge://discards The list of tabs that may be discarded, e.g. to turn them into "sleeping tabs" to free up system resources.
edge://download-internals Displays the status of the current download(s) (if any). There is also an option to start a new download.
edge://downloads The built-in download manager page listing all downloads of Edge.
edge://edge-dlp-internals Data loss prevention page.
edge://edge-urls Lists all built-in page URLs. Same as edge://about
edge://extensions The extension manager that shows all the installed extensions and their options.
edge://favorites Open Bookmarks.
edge://flags Opens the experimental feature editor to enable or disable hidden options not exposed anywhere in the GUI.
edge://floc-internals FLOC details for user tracking. This is a Chromium-specific page.
edge://gcm-internals A Chromium-specific page.
edge://gpu Lists details and capabilities of the graphics adapter. Also shows driver bug workarounds and potential issues.
edge://help Shows the installed version of Microsoft Edge and performs an update check.
edge://histograms Page load stats from the browser start to the last open page.
edge://history Browsing history.
edge://indexeddb-internals IndexedDB usage details by sites.
edge://inspect Allows setting network targets and port forwarding for USB devices.
edge://interstitials The list of service pages that Edge displays when it hits into an SSL error, detecs a captive portal, or for a lookalike URL.
edge://invalidations Invalidations debug information.
edge://local-state Browser features and policies, and their status in JSON format.
edge://management Page is only avaialble if some Group Policies are applied to the Edge browser. The browser also shows a "managed by a company or organization" banner in its UI.
edge://media-engagement Lists media engagement options, and displays sessions.
edge://media-internals Some more details about media
edge://nacl NaCl (Native Client) information.
edge://net-export Allows creating a network log.
edge://net-internals/#dns Clear host cache.
edge://net-internals/#hsts Manage domain security policy settings.
edge://net-internals/#proxy Re-apply current proxy settings, or remove inaccessible proxies.
edge://net-internals/#sockets Allows the user to close idle sockets and flush socket pools.
edge://network-errors Displays the list of network errors that Edge may throw.
edge://newtab Opens the default New Tab page.
edge://ntp-tiles-internals Shows configuration details for New Tab Page, for example, if the Top Sites option is enabled or not, the list of its sites, and so on.
edge://omnibox Shows address bar input results on the page.
edge://password-manager-internals Shows the built-in password manager internal details.
edge://policy Lists Group Policies applied to Edge. Here you can also export them to a JSON file.
edge://predictors Auto-complete and resource prefetch predictors.
edge://prefs-internals Edge preferences and their values in JSON format.
edge://print Print Preview page.
edge://process-internals Site isolation mode information. Includes the list of sites that are isolated.
edge://push-internals Push Messaging debug snapshot.
edge://quota-internals Disk quota information including available free disk space for the profile directory.
edge://sandbox The sandbox status for Edge processes.
edge://serviceworker-internals Service Worker details.
edge://settings Opens the browser's Settings.
edge://signin-internals Sign-in status, refresh tokens, email addresses and other details for the user account.
edge://site-engagement Shows site engagement scores for every visited site.
edge://sync-internals Advanced details on synchronization in Edge.
edge://system OS details, including Edge and Windows version, resource usage, and more.
edge://terms The End-User License Agreement.
edge://tracing Record, load, and save trace data.
edge://translate-internals Extra details for the built-in translator.
edge://ukm Metric collection
edge://usb-internals Allows testing USB devices. Includes a device list.
edge://user-actions Lists user actions.
edge://version Edge version information including command line parameters and variations (experiments).
edge://web-app-internals Installed app details in JSON format
edge://webrtc-internals Allows creating WebRTC dumps.
edge://webrtc-logs Recently created WebRTC text and event logs.
edge://surf Play the built-in Surf game.
edge://whats-new Inherited from Chromium. In Google Chrome, it shows the most recent additions to the browser. As of this writing, does nothing in Edge.

Source: Kamran Mackey via msfntext.

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