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Microsoft trialed a revamped Edge UI with Copilot
By Zac Bowden published
News Microsoft recently built a prototype UI for its Edge web browser codenamed Olympia that placed emphasis on Copilot. Here's what it looked like, and what it might have been for.

Still Rocking Windows 10? Microsoft’s Giving You Free Edge Updates for 3 More Years
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 10 The company has committed to supporting Edge on Windows 10 for three more years for free, regardless of whether you intend to pay for security updates on the EOL platform.

Is Microsoft using "dark patterns" to favor Edge in Windows?
By Kevin Okemwa published
Browsers Opera has lodged an official complaint against Microsoft in Brazil, citing anticompetitive business practices in Windows that favour Microsoft Edge over other third-party browsers.

Microsoft launches new experimental 'Copilot Mode' in Edge browser
By Zac Bowden published
Edge Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge is a new experimental feature that transforms the browser into an agentic AI experience, but it's only free for a limited time.

Microsoft Edge’s settings menu is now too long to fit on most laptop screens
By Sean Endicott published
Browsing Microsoft Edge’s menu has grown so long it doesn’t fit on most laptop screens — and there’s no built-in way to customize or clean it up.

This browser extension is perfect for PC gamers with Game Pass
By Cale Hunt published
Gaming Sick of buying games on Steam only to realize they're already available on PC Game Pass? This new browser extension solves that problem while also checking for the best deal pricing.

Perplexity launches AI web browser that you can pay $200 a month to access now
By Zac Bowden published
AI Perplexity has launched its own AI-powered web browser dubbed "Comet" that is available now, but only if you pay $200 a month as part of Perplexity Max. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for an invitation to use it for free.

Microsoft Edge just got a lot faster — UI elements now load up to 40% quicker
By Sean Endicott published
Browsing Microsoft Edge is now faster than ever, with UI load times reduced by 40% and key elements loading in under 300ms thanks to WebUI2.0.
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