Microsoft Edge, one of the leading web browsers in the market, has released an update to its Dev channel, introducing several exciting features and addressing various issues. Microsoft Edge (Dev) Build 115.0.1901.5 is now live for Dev channel users, with updates for iOS and Android devices set to follow shortly. Let's dive into the highlights of this latest release.

In the ever-evolving landscape of web browsers, Microsoft Edge continues to make waves with its latest update, as version 125.0.2492.1 makes its debut in the Dev Channel. This release marks another stride forward in enhancing user experience and addressing various issues encountered by users.

In this article, we delve into the highlights of the recent update, shedding light on the key changes and enhancements introduced in Microsoft Edge 125. From bug fixes to performance optimizations, let's explore the latest developments in the world of Microsoft Edge browsing experience.

Did you try the new Microsoft Edge which is built on top of the popular chromium engine? If not, you can download the latest stable build (both web installer and offline installer) from Microsoft site. The new Microsoft Edge is now compatible with your favorite extensions, adds additional security to your browsing needs.

Here in this post, you can find the direct links to download the latest stable version (build: 81.0.416.58) of Microsoft Edge browser from Microsoft server.

Microsoft's revamped Edge interface is clean and stylish. It provides you a world-class performance with more privacy, more productivity, and more value while you browse the internet. You can now get the latest Microsoft Edge update for your business, school, or organization with multi-platform support in over 90 languages.

The latest version of Microsoft Edge (v81.0.416.77) is now available from the Stable Channel. Here you can find the direct links to the latest offline installer of Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft Edge, you might have heard the name. Yes, that’s the new browser that has been introduced by Microsoft with Windows 10. If you have installed the new OS, you might have noticed that, Microsoft Edge is set as the default browser while installation.

In this blog post, we will discuss settings related to home page and also discuss how to set multiple home pages in Microsoft Edge.

After two weeks of wait, Microsoft released a new Windows 10 insiders preview build 17704 for PC from the Redstone 5 development branch. If you are a Windows Insider in the fast ring or have opted for the Skip Ahead, you can now get this build.

The new insiders preview build includes many new improvements to Microsoft Edge, Skype and other areas. Continue reading to know what has been changed in this build.

Microsoft's revamped Edge interface is clean and stylish. It provides you a world-class performance with more privacy, more productivity, and more value while you browse the internet. You can now get the latest Microsoft Edge update for your business, school, or organization with multi-platform support in over 90 languages.

Last week Microsoft released Edge installer version 81.0.416.77 to the stable release channel. Now, they have released build 83.0.478.37 to the same stable channel, which is the first build from version 83.x. Here you can find the direct links to the latest offline installer of Microsoft Edge.

If you are using the latest version of the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) from the stable release channel, it's very easy to create a QR code of a web page and quickly share it to any mobile device.

The quick sharing of a web page by generating a QR code can be enabled by switching on a hidden configuration flag. Here's how you can enable this feature and generate the QR code.

Microsoft Edge has always been a frontrunner in pushing boundaries to make the web a better place. The recent update to the beta version of Microsoft Edge is a testament to the company's commitment to delivering a seamless browsing experience. Here's a comprehensive look at the new feature updates and policy changes in the latest update (version 117.0.2045.9) of Microsoft Edge (Beta).

Microsoft is planning to ship many new features and enhancements in the next major version of Windows 10, that includes a lot of improvements to Microsoft Edge. One of them is the ability to control the media autoplay feature on the browser.

If you want to know how to turn off or disable autoplay media in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10, here's the simple mentioned steps.

The "Password Monitor" feature was first introduced in Microsoft Edge Canary build at the end of June 2020. When you enable this feature, the Microsoft Edge browser will check all your saved browser passwords against a known repository of already exposed credentials. It will alert you if your online credentials have been detected on the dark web.

When your credentials are checked against the database of known leaked credentials, powerful encryption helps prevent your information from being revealed to anyone. Information about which password has been compromised is only available to you.

Microsoft has recently announced the release of a new update, build 114.0.1807.1, to the Dev channel. This update promises a range of new features and improvements, along with several bug fixes, making it a highly anticipated release among Microsoft users. Although the update is currently available only for desktop devices, mobile users can expect to receive the Dev update at a later date.

With this update, Microsoft aims to enhance user experience and provide seamless functionality across devices. In this article, we'll go through some of the key highlights of the latest update, along with an overview of the availability of the Workspaces consumer preview.

Microsoft recently released the first stable version of its new Chromium-based Edge browser. By default, you can only install a few Microsoft approved extensions. But, if you want to download other chromium extensions, you can also get those from the Chrome Web Store.

Here in this post, we will learn how to enable Microsoft Edge to download and install extensions from the Chrome Web Store.

Microsoft has announced the release of a new version of its popular web browser, Edge Dev 115.0.1843.0, which is now available for public testing in the Dev Channel. This new release brings several new features, improvements, and bug fixes, making it a much smoother and more reliable browsing experience for users.

It's just a count of few days before the Windows 10 October 2020 Update (version 20H2) finally arrives at your PC. It is already being aired to the Windows Insiders who are currently in the Release Preview Channel. If you are a regular reader of our site, you already knew about the features that are coming with Windows 10 October 2020 Update.

One of the few features is an improved ALT + TAB experience for Microsoft Edge. Though it is said to be a nice feature, sometimes it creates trouble. If you are one of those victims, like me, here's how you can turn off the Microsoft Edge tabs from ALT-Tab switching.

Nowadays, the Microsoft Edge (Chromium) browser is becoming one of the most popular web browsers on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. The latest version of Microsoft Edge now allows you to quickly navigate to the recently viewed web page from the browser toolbar.

As the history button is by default hidden in the Microsoft Edge browser toolbar, you can quickly enable it by following the steps mentioned below.

The latest version of Microsoft Edge in the Dev Channel gets support for viewing the Table of Contents (TOC) of a PDF document. If you are having Microsoft Edge version 87.0.634.0 and above, you can now view and navigate the document through the new "Table of Contents" panel.

This is indeed a great new feature in Microsoft Edge, along with the other features like Read aloud, PDF Highlighter, Smooth Scrolling, PDF Forms filling, and Dark mode. Let's learn how to launch the TOC Panel in Microsoft Edge while viewing a PDF document.

During the first announcement of the Chromium-powered Microsoft Edge browser, Microsoft made it clear that the company is going to make the new browser available to all popular platforms. During the Microsoft Ignite //2020 event, Microsoft announced that the Edge Insiders will get the first preview build of the Linux variant in October 2020.

As of now, the Linux variant of the Microsoft Edge browser was available to Edge Insiders in the Dev Channel. Over a period of six months, it now moved one step closer to the stable release by promoting it to the Beta Channel.

Microsoft is experimenting with a new feature called "Startup Boost" that will start a set of Microsoft Edge processes in the background to have a faster experience to launch the chromium-powered Edge browser on Windows 10 from desktop, taskbar icon, and links within other apps.

Though the Redmond giant didn't give any commitment by when the feature will arrive in the stable build, you can experiment with the feature right now if you are running Edge Insiders build.

Microsoft announced the release of Microsoft Edge build 84.0.488.1 in the Dev channel of Edge Insiders. This is the first update for the Microsoft Edge major version 84. The build introduced some new features, and a long list of bug fixes and improvements.

To know more on what's new and improved in the latest build of Microsoft Edge Dev build, continue reading further.