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Move over Chrome and Edge, Windows 11 has a new ARM browser
By Sean Endicott published
Be brave Brave now has a native ARM version of its browser on Windows.

I used extensions on Edge for Android for one week, and I don't know how I lived without them
By Sean Endicott published
so simple Microsoft started testing extension support on the mobile version of Edge recently. After one week, it's clear that Microsoft should have supported extensions from the start.

Hi Microsoft, please stop using 'harmful designs' and deceptive tactics to give Edge the competitive advantage over other browsers on Windows, says Mozilla
By Kevin Okemwa published
PLAY FAIR! A new report commissioned by Mozilla discloses that Microsoft uses harmful designs and deceptive tricks to get its Edge browser in front of Windows users, leaving its rivals at a disadvantage.

Edge extension support on Android will give you a genuine reason to switch from Chrome, as long as Microsoft doesn't mess it up
By Sean Endicott published
finally Extension support separates Microsoft Edge on Android from Google Chrome.

Google Chrome borrows a page from Microsoft's handbook on AI-powered features and will include a Copilot-like writing feature
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI ON CHROME As expected, Google Chrome is hopping onto the AI bandwagon with a host of new features designed to improve the browsing experience for users.

Microsoft Copilot continues its march toward ubiquity, will soon appear in Edge screenshot tool
By Sean Endicott published
AI everywhere Microsoft is testing new Copilot and Bing shortcuts within the Edge screenshot tool. It's the latest push from the company to get Copilot in front of more users.

Microsoft Edge is about to get faster, and you have Google to thank, at least a bit
By Sean Endicott published
Speeding up A change to Chromium recently entered testing. The improvement should result in better browser load times and performance by expanding the prefetch range.

The Microsoft Rewards Program is seemingly back to normal, with users getting up to 30 points per reward again
By Kevin Okemwa published
BACK AGAIN! Microsoft has seemingly reverted to its standard point awarding system for its Microsoft Rewards program. Users can now get up to up to 30 points per reward again.

Google and Bing under fire for promoting nonconsensual deepfake porn, as AI continues to brew more trouble
By Kevin Okemwa published
DEEPFAKES PERSIST A new study shows that Microsoft's Bing and Google will feature deepfake pornography and images when combining famous female celebrity names with the term deepfake or deepfake porn.
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