I’ll confess, Microsoft Edge isn’t my browser of choice, but the way their new interface handles tabs makes it a bit challenging to not want to jump on that particular bandwagon. Seriously, the new ...

Microsoft's vertical tabs in its new Edge browser have been a long time in the making and they're finally available as the latest stable release of Microsoft's Chromium-based browser. Vertical tabs ...

The latest version of Microsoft’s Edge web browser is designed to launch as much as 41-percent more quickly thanks to a new “Startup boost” feature. At the same time, Microsoft is also reducing ...

Nadeem Sarwar is a reporter at Screen Rant focused on TV and film news, covering casting updates, new trailers, and premiere schedules. Microsoft has started the rollout of Edge v89 update, and it ...

Microsoft has recently started rolling out the Microsoft Edge v89 update. This new update would bring a number of useful features to the popular website browsing service. There will be two very ...

There is a feature in Microsoft Edge using which you can switch the view mode of tabs from horizontal to vertical view mode. You can add the vertical tabs button via Edge settings and then turn on ...

Version 89 of Microsoft's Edge browser kills off 33 security vulnerabilities and is supposed to boost startup times by up to 41%. Microsoft last week upgraded its Edge browser to version 89, ...

The Chromium-based Microsoft Edge was first released in January 2020 and is getting better every month with new Dev and Canary releases. Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that it's working on ...

A new password monitor will track compromised usernames and passwords. Vertical tabs will enable power users to see the titles of their open tabs if they have many open. A new smart copy feature will ...

Every Chromium-based web browser has a feature (or several) to distinguish it from similar competition. One of Microsoft Edge’s unique native features is vertical tabs, which exchanges your row of ...

Microsoft finally did the deed and killed Internet Explorer. The company's new browser, Edge, is much more promising, and is even getting some compelling features that differentiate it from the likes ...