Microsoft just launched a Kids Mode for its Edge browser. The mode limits websites and comes with two separate options, one aimed at those aged 5-8 and one for ages 9-12. The update is free, available ...

Microsoft wants everyone to use its new Edge browser, including children. The software giant recently announced a Kids Mode for the Edge browser that has features for protecting children while surfing ...

Current solutions to limiting a child’s screen time, locking down websites, and creating a safe browsing space can be quite cumbersome. You might need to pay for software like Norton Family Premiere, ...

Microsoft is testing a new “Kids Mode” for Edge that makes the browser safer for younger users with just a few clicks. Edge already has several family features, but those settings must be manually set ...

Microsoft Edge has a "Kids Mode" that lets parents and guardians choose which websites their children can visit. You can enable Kids Mode in Microsoft Edge by ...

In Microsoft’s ongoing endeavor to convert people to its rebooted Edge web browser, it’s launching a new Kids Mode that makes it easy for parents to control how their children surf the web. Kids Mode ...

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Microsoft has released a new Kids Mode for its popular Edge browser that allows children to discover the web in a fun way while limiting their access to only approved sites. Aimed at pre-teens, Kids ...

Microsoft has added a new Kids Mode to its Edge browser. The self-explanatory feature is built directly into the browser to enable kid-friendly internet browsing, locking access to approved sites only ...