Microsoft Edge for iOS gets new design that improves one-handed use

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Microsoft Edge on iOS now has a new look to match Edge on Android.

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Microsoft Edge iOS icon (Image credit: Future)

What you need to know

  • Microsoft Edge on iOS has a new look and logo.
  • The redesign makes it easier to access features like search, favorites, and history.
  • The new design brings the iOS version of Edge in line with the Android version of Edge.

Microsoft Edge for iOS has a new look and logo via MSPU. The redesign makes it easier to access features like search, history, and favorites. The redesign brings Microsoft Edge for iOS in line with Microsoft Edge for Android.

The app's new design brings more options to the bottom of the browser, which makes it easier to access things one-handed. The menu button in the middle pops up with several options that you can customize. Here's the app's complete changelog.

  • A new look and feel, plus an updated navigation for easier access to features like search, favorites, and more
  • We've also made some general bug fixes and performance improvements.

The new logo for Microsoft Edge continues to roll out across platforms. At least some users from Android, iOS, and Windows 10 now see the app's new logo.

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