After testing its next-generation Chromium Edge browser for several months, Microsoft announced that it's now ready for a slightly more stable beta release. Windows 10 and MacOS users can now snag the ...

Colors were way off, otherwise. It's still too simplified for my liking. The whole thing looks like it was still cobbled together for maybe tablet use, or maybe desktop use, but neither of which is ...

Microsoft Edge is telling testers their old extensions, like uBlock Origin, are no longer supported However, this appears to ...

A new version of the Microsoft Edge web browser based on Google’s Chrome starts rolling out today for Windows, of course, but also macOS. Among the most notable benefits is support for Chrome ...

User-controlled RAM for web browsers is making a comeback for Microsoft and its Chromium-based browser, Edge, with the company reportedly testing out the feature in a specific build. This will allow ...

Just head over to Microsoft's Edge landing page to download the new browser. While Microsoft stresses this is still a beta, it believes Chromium Edge is ready for everyday use. Share on Facebook ...

In context: Add-ons and extensions provide a wide range of customization options for web browsers. While extensions have long been an integral part of the web experience on PCs, they are now gaining ...

Microsoft Edge is dropping its Collections feature, raising questions about how the company handles user trust and data.

Microsoft has wasted no time confirming the recent rumors: the Edge browser is dead. All hail the new Edge based on Google's open-source Chromium code. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share ...

The fight for the top browser in the world is still ongoing, but one company is looking to make an advantage over others and it is Microsoft Edge which reportedly copies opened tabs on Google Chrome ...

Recently Microsoft Edge was caught sneakily grabbing data from Google Chrome and other browsers following Windows updates, but there was also an apparent glitch going on where Edge would grab that ...

I'm not certain I see the need. If you care about your browser, you use Chrome. If you care about your browser, but don't trust Google, you use Chromium. If you really care about your browser, you ...