Following user reports that the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge web browser Dev branch was failing to start after updating to the 76.0.167.0 version released yesterday, Microsoft pulled the update and ...

Microsoft’s new Chromium-based browser has recently had its second public stable release, unveiling Edge 80 with full ARM64 support as well as improved tools to help you build and work with web ...

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Microsoft has announced general availability of its new Microsoft Edge Tools for VS Code extension, which lets developers embed Edge's browser developer tools into Microsoft's popular cross-platform ...

The Microsoft Edge Dev channel picked up another weekly update today. This update adds notable new translation features. The update is rolling out now as version 87.0.658.0. A fresh update is rolling ...

The Microsoft Edge Dev channel received an update today. The update brings support for the built-in Windows spellchecker and a few other handy features. Microsoft also released the new Edge to the ...

It's Tuesday, and as usual, it's time for a new build of Microsoft's Edge browser in the Dev channel. Today's build is version 88.0.685.3. Also, there's not much that's new, and Microsoft leads off ...

A developer release of Microsoft’s Edge browser has a new address bar advertisement for the company’s Bing AI — but it only appears when the user goes to its main competitor’s site at bard.google.com.

Microsoft has released a new feature update for the Edge browser to test in the Dev Channel. Version 119.0.2151.2 is now available across supported platforms with tab grouping and video overlay ...

Microsoft has released the Developer of version of the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser for the Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1 operating systems. This build corresponds to Chromium 77 and ...

Microsoft is pushing to get as many of its customers as possible to transition over to Windows 10, but that doesn't mean that the company is leaving consumers and business on legacy operating systems ...