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Microsoft Edge 91 heads to the Beta channel with a bunch of new features Apr 30, 2021 16:16 EDT with 8 comments As mentioned in the release schedule, Microsoft has released Edge 91 to the Beta channel, bumping up the version to 91.0.864.11. This means that both the Dev and Beta channels are currently on the same build. While the update has begun rolling out to those running Beta builds, the company is yet to update the release notes detailing all the fe...

Microsoft Edge 90 is out with Kids Mode and more Apr 15, 2021 12:00 EDT with 13 comments Right on schedule, Microsoft is releasing Edge 90 today. The big hero feature of this version is Kids Mode, something that was first introduced in the lower channels back in February. The idea, as you can probably guess, is to provide a safer browsing experience for children. There are two separate settings for Kids Mode based on your childs age, so you can set it for 5-8 or 9-11...

Apr 7, 2021 14:48 EDT with 0 comments Just like clockwork, Microsoft released a new Edge Dev build today, bringing the build number to 91.0.845.2. Unsurprisingly, theres nothing particularly wild thats new. In fact, all of the features seem pretty minor. For example, you can now select and delete multiple passwords at the same time in the password manager, and theres a new message that says that Vertical Tabs cant be collapsed when there are IE Mode tabs open. Heres the full list:...

New Microsoft Edge Dev build has Collections and Downloads improvements Mar 9, 2021 14:36 EST with 2 comments Today, Microsoft is releasing Edge Dev build 90.0.818.0. Interestingly, it actually has a bunch of new features this week, even if they are all pretty minor. First of all, you can now sort overall Collections, and you can also now drag and drop downloaded files into webpages or folders, right from the Downloads popup. You can manually search your autofill dat...

Microsoft today released this week's Edge build in the Dev channel, bringing the build number to 90.0.796.0. You'll now get suggestions when you click on the address bar, and more.

You have a wide range of choices when it comes to browsers. Google Chrome is by far the most popular choice, capturing nearly 64% of the market share worldwide. There are a lot of perks to using Chrome, but there are some serious downsides, too. The biggest, perhaps, is what a drain it can be on your system’s resources. Tap or click for tricks to speed up Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. Microsoft knows just how slow Chrome can run on older computers, especially, and it’s making big ...