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Microsoft first launched its Edge web browser to replace Internet Explorer in 2015, and now it's pushing out the new and improved second generation of the software – rebuilt from scratch and available ...

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The useful split-screen feature lets you compare two tabs side by side in a single browser window. The useful split-screen feature lets you compare two tabs side by side in a single browser window. is ...

While Edge browser is fast and replete with good features compared to its predecessor, Internet Explorer 11, many do not like it. If you find the browser of little use and do not mind having it ...

Microsoft is updating Windows to discourage users from downloading Google Chrome, promoting Edge with new safety prompts.

The latest stable version of Microsoft Edge has an important fix if you’ve been experiencing automatic data imports. The latest stable version of Microsoft Edge has an important fix if you’ve been ...

I don’t like the Zip integration and I don’t plan to use it, but I wouldn’t be so annoyed by it if it weren’t part of a pattern that has emerged (or, at least, become more obvious) in the last year or ...

Want to disable the new Browser Essentials button from the toolbar in your Microsoft Edge browser? This guide will help you with different methods to easily remove the Browser Essentials (heart-shaped ...

Google Chrome might be the default browser for many. However, Microsoft Edge is becoming a popular alternative. It packs features like Collections, Bing Chat integration, Vertical tabs, Sleeping tabs, ...

Extension support adds useful extra features to the browsers that are unavailable by default. Mainstream browsers like Google Chrome, which dominates the market, do not support extensions on mobile.

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