Mar 5, 2021 01:08 EST with 25 comments
The Edge Canary channel is updated on a daily basis with new features and fixes added frequently. Recently, Microsoft added an option in the preview channel allowing users to open Office files directly in the browser. Enhancements like these get promoted to Dev and then Beta channels before finally being made available to the public, provided everything goes well.
Now, it appears that Microsoft is testing a built-in Math Solver for its Edge browser.
As spotted by Reddit user Leopeva64-2, a new configuration called Show Math Solver button may show up in the
Settings > Appearance section for Edge Canary. Clicking on it will add a button next to the omnibox pane at the top. This feature may not be available to everyone yet as part of Microsoft s controlled rollout plans. We don t have it on our test devices either.
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You can now easily sort Collections in Microsoft Edge Canary
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Microsoft Edge is getting a new Extensions menu in the toolbar, now available for Insiders
Mar 2, 2021 18:28 EST with 27 comments
Microsoft recently introduced a bunch of changes to the Edge browser that were aimed at improving the usability of the offering. These include the revamped favorites and history menus, a streamlined downloads UI, and more recently, the enhancements to Collections. Today, the firm announced another change coming to select Dev and Canary channel users, and this time, it relates to extensions.
Users that tend to use multiple extensions might have a cluttered toolbar owing to all the icons crowding the real estate next to the Omnibox. The only alternatives are to either move icons into the ellipsis menu or access them through the dedicated extensions page. Now, the Redmond firm is adding a dedicated Extensions menu in the toolbar that serves a flyout menu with the list of available extensions, similar to the history and Collecti