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Microsoft's Edge browser may soon get a built-in VPN service to make it a more appealing choice over Google's popular Chrome.

Microsoft has completely revamped its Edge browser, basing it on the same Chromium platform as Google's Chrome. They're now hotly competitive.

Microsoft has incorporated new prompts into its Edge browser that attempt to dissuade users from downloading Google Chrome.

Microsoft is giving its Edge browser a Windows 11-inspired makeover. The latest Insider preview brings scrollbar overlay and Mica theme to the title bar.

Microsoft is updating the PDF reader in the Edge browser with a useful new feature to help you annotate PDFs and highlight sections that might be locked.

Microsoft is currently working on a few features that will be added to Edge in the near future. Highlights include tab groups and Video Picture in Picture.

There are thousands of extensions available for web browsers. We've picked out some of the best ones aimed at helping you maximize your productivity.

At Build 2021, Microsoft is launching Edge version 91. The new version of the browser comes with Startup Boost and Sleeping Tabs.

Microsoft Edge is getting a performance boost feature that will optimize the browser for higher-end hardware.

The latest version of Microsoft Edge is bringing yet another exclusive feature, designed to help keep kids safe online when web browsing.

The Microsoft Edge Web Browser is getting a new Kids Mode feature designed to keep kids safe, but also ensure they still have fun when browsing the web.

Microsoft's Edge browser is getting one of its biggest updates ever. It now supports history and tab sync across devices, and also has a new password generator.

Security firm Avast has identified 28 malicious Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions that have received 3 million downloads globally.

Chromium forms the backbone of the Chrome browser and Chrome OS, but it's found in a number of other browsers and tools, too.

Motorola is bringing the Edge to the U.S. The phone is now available for pre-order for only $500 -- after July 31, it will cost $700.

Apple and Microsoft are not the best of friends, so you’d be forgiven for giving the new Edge web browser a miss on the Mac. But when we put it through its paces, we found it to be an excellent web browser, one that balances privacy and performance. It’s one of the best web browsers available on a Mac.

Almost a year and a half ago, Microsoft shook up the computing world. But, it wasn't with a computer. The company announced it would be releasing a new web browser based on Google's open-source Chromium engine. I've been using that browser in my life for the past year. Here's why I think it's worth switching to.

One of the latest updates for the Dev Channel of Microsoft's new web browser is widely introducing features that further separate it out from regular version of Chrome  --- and may signal a challenge to Google's reign of the browser market. New additions include a Collections feature and more.

Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser has been downloaded over 1 million times, and with the launch of the Beta channel, it's really easy for you to join in. In this guide, we'll explain how you can download and install Microsoft Edge Chromium on your PC in just a few quick and simple steps.

Microsoft's new Chromium-based Edge browser is confusing. Is it for enterprise customers who will benefit from its hooks to Internet Explorer, Microsoft's cloud services, and platform agnosticism? Or is it for consumers who will like its privacy and security features? Probably the former, actually.

Microsoft fans looking to get their hands on the latest iteration of the Edge browser, based on Google's Chromium project, will be able to do so without being a part of the Windows Insider Program. The result should allow a more extensive testing group that won't require sacrificing system stability.

Google's Chrome web browser has been able to establish such dominance that Microsoft is abandoning its propriety web rendering engine, switching Edge over to the Chromium Project, but did Google may have played dirty with code in an attempt to force Microsoft to make the decision with little choice?