Microsoft is introducing a new scareware sensor for the Microsoft Edge web browser, which helps detect scam pages more quickly and ensures that Defender SmartScreen blocks them faster. In scareware ...

Microsoft has launched new features for its AI "Copilot Mode" in Edge, following a raft of recent new offerings from competing browsers. First announced in July, Copilot Mode brings a chat interface ...

If you haven’t heard by now, Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 this October. You have a few options if this catches you off guard, including a free year of extended support if you sync your ...

Microsoft has updated its Edge Lifecycle documentation with details about the end of its browser support on Windows 10. The operating system (and a bunch of other products) will receive its final ...

Microsoft’s Edge browser will get three additional years of updates on Windows 10 after the OS goes out of support in October 2025. In a support document spotted by Windows Central, Microsoft ...

Copilot in the Edge browser opens in a dedicated tab Tab-specific tasks can also be opened via a dynamic Copilot window The AI-powered Edge browser can also instruct users on certain tasks ...

Microsoft Launches Edge’s Copilot Mode, Ushers in New AI Browsing Experience Your email has been sent Microsoft has rolled out an experimental update to its Edge ...

With demand for AI-powered browsers on the rise, Microsoft on Monday launched a new feature in its Edge browser called Copilot Mode, which allows users to browse the web while being assisted by AI.

We're at a point in AI's evolution where chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini are so advanced and so quick to respond to queries that the experience is only really slowed down by the way we use them. We ...

Microsoft Edge browser displayed on a MacBook Pro, showcasing the redesigned interface with a scenic lake and mountain landscape background and the new Edge logo prominently featured. Microsoft On ...

If Edge is your preferred browser, your web browsing is about to get a speed bump. That's according to Microsoft, which is touting a reduction in UI loading times by an average of 40% since February.