Microsoft now begins rolling out the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) version 84 to the stable release channel. While the Microsoft Edge 83, which was released to the stable channel at the end of May 2020 with extension syncing and dynamic profile switching, Microsoft Edge 84 brings features related to Collections, PDF improvements, and a list of security updates.

To know more about the new features of Microsoft Edge, and how to download the web or offline installer of the latest stable version, continue reading the post further.

Microsoft's latest chromium-powered Edge browser, which was released on January 15th 2020, is highly customisable. Earlier we had covered how to download the new Microsoft Edge and also on how to install Google Chrome extensions on Microsoft Edge browser.

In this quick post we will learn how to set the Dark Theme or Dark Mode in your chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser on Windows 10.

Microsoft introduced a new experimental preview feature to its chromium based Microsoft Edge browser, that will allow you to control how the third-party trackers work when you visit a website. They called it as Tracking Prevention.

The feature is currently available to Microsoft Edge Insider Preview build (version 77.0.203.0 or higher). Here's everything that you would like to know about this feature.

If you are on the stable release channel of Microsoft Edge, can now update to Microsoft Edge version 106. The build number being rolled out now is 106.0.1370.34, which adds a more reliable web defense system and increased Work Results in the Microsoft Edge address bar.

The latest update also brings several policy updates to Microsoft Edge. Continue reading to know the detailed list of changes in Chromium Edge version 106.

Microsoft is rolling out a new Microsoft Edge build to the Edge Insiders in the Canary Channel. The latest build introduces Efficiency Mode to Microsoft Edge that has been designed to extend the battery life of your system by reducing resource usage.

When your laptop enters its battery saver mode, efficiency mode becomes active. To know more about this feature, and learn how to enable or disable the Efficiency Mode in Microsoft Edge, continue reading further.

A feature in Microsoft Edge called "Startup Boost" shortens the time it takes for the browser to launch on Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems. It was originally made available to insiders with Edge Canary version 88.

For a quicker loading experience, you should keep this option turned on if you use the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) browser. Here, we'll demonstrate how to make Microsoft Edge's "Startup Boost" function active or inactive.

In an era where digital collaboration and efficient task management are paramount, Microsoft has once again raised the bar with its latest update to the popular web browser, Microsoft Edge. With version 114.0.1823.37, Microsoft introduces a game-changing feature called Edge Workspaces, designed to transform the way users organize and collaborate on their browsing tasks.

This article delves into the remarkable functionality of Microsoft Edge Workspaces, highlighting its key features and exploring the benefits it brings to individuals, teams, and organizations. We will also take a closer look at the latest policy updates accompanying this release, offering users greater control and customization options for their browsing experience.

Microsoft is currently working on a new feature for Microsoft Edge that will allow you to stack your browser tabs vertically. When the feature is enabled, it will allow you to easily find and manage many open tabs at once. As the nature of the feature, they named it as "Vertical Tabs".

The feature is currently hidden under a configuration flag. Here's an early preview of the vertical tabs feature, it's availability, and the way to enable it.

Microsoft has announced the arrival of Microsoft Edge 114 (build: 114.0.1823.11) to the Edge Insiders in the Beta Channel, introducing two new exciting features: Edge Workspaces and the option to attach the Edge sidebar to the Windows desktop. The update also includes enhanced security mode by default, making it an even more secure browser option for users.

Microsoft released a new Edge build version 84.0.522.5 to the Dev channel that includes few new features, reliability improvements, and fixes to some existing issues. The new features list includes support for "Read Aloud" in PDFs, full-page translation in Immersive Reader, and more.

Here's the complete changelog of this build and how to download the latest offline installer of Microsoft Edge dev build.

If you are using Microsoft Edge on Windows 10, you don’t need to separately install Adobe Flash Player. It comes along with Windows 10 and enabled by default. But in case you are facing issues or the plugin becomes disabled, you can easily enable it from Microsoft Edge settings.

In this post, I will share you the tricks to enable Flash Player in Microsoft Edge. In case you want to disable it, you can follow the same steps.

Microsoft's new Chromium-powered Edge browser was considered to be generally available on 15th January 2020, and after that, Microsoft Edge went through a couple of release schedules that added many new features and enhancements to the product. Now, the company has decided to completely wipe out the legacy Microsoft Edge on Windows 10.

Microsoft has published a time schedule to wipe off the legacy Edge and install the latest version of Chromium Edge on Windows 10, starting April 2021. Continue reading to know more about the schedule.

Microsoft added a new security feature to the Chromium-powered Microsoft Edge browser that will protect you from malicious websites while surfing the net. Using the Microsoft Defender SmartScreen service, Microsoft implemented this feature to Edge 87.

While this feature is being tested by the Edge Insiders, Microsoft created some demo pages for you to understand how the browser will notify you in case it detects a malicious site. In this post, you can find some screenshots to understand how it will notify you of any malicious websites.

You might have already know that Microsoft is going to release its chromium based Edge browser on January 15th 2020, and that will globally start rolling out via Windows Update service to all PCs running Windows 10 version 1803 and newer.

If you are not yet ready to install it on your system automatically, Microsoft has released a Blocker Toolkit to make it easier for you to block the automatic installation.

During the Microsoft //BUILD/2020 developer conference, Microsoft announced some new features to its chromium-powered Edge browser. The company also confirmed its plan to roll out the Microsoft Edge browser globally.

If you want to know about the new features coming soon to the Microsoft Edge browser, continue reading this post.

Microsoft Defender Application Guard provides unprecedented protection against targeted threats using Microsoft's industry-leading Hyper-V virtualization technology. It helps to prevent any old and newly emerging attacks by using a hardware isolation approach.

Microsoft designed the Application Guard for Microsoft Edge. If you like to know how to enable the Microsoft Defender Application Guard on Windows 10, you will need to continue reading further.

After the Internet Explorer browser had reigned supreme for more than two decades, in 2015, Microsoft introduced Microsoft Edge as the new default internet browser on Windows PCs.

The browser has been well-received but, according to user figures from Microsoft itself, there are just 330 million active Microsoft Edge users, which is a far cry from the more than one billion people who use the leading web browser, Google Chrome.

InPrivate is the name of the private browsing mode of the Microsoft Edge web browser. When enabled, Edge will delete your local browsing history when you close all browser windows.

If you use Microsoft Edge on a shared Windows 10 computer and would like to keep your browsing history private, you can make Microsoft Edge launch in InPrivate mode by default.

The latest version of Microsoft Edge (Chromium) not only alerts you when it finds your credentials leaked somewhere in the Dark Web, but now also suggests you a random, strong, and unique password when you visit a site to create a new account.

Microsoft added a new feature called "Suggest strong passwords" to Microsoft Edge 87 (enabled by default). If you are currently running Edge Canary or Edge Dev build, you can try out it now. The feature will soon roll out to the stable release channel.

During the Microsoft Build 2019 conference keynote, Microsoft demoed the Collections feature. Now they have integrated it as an experimental feature to the chromium based Microsoft Edge browser, which needs to be enabled explicitly.

To know how to enable the experimental Collection feature and how to work with it in Microsoft Edge, continue reading further.