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Microsoft announced today that the first preview version of its Edge web browser is now available on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and openSUSE Linux.

Microsoft announced today that its the first version of its Chromium-based Edge WebView2 developer technology is now generally available.

Microsoft announced today that its Microsoft Edge Tools extension for Visual Studio Code is now available.

Today, Microsoft explained the many improvements it’s made to the new Edge web browser since its initial release back in January.

The Microsoft Edge team is pledging to keep its customers up-to-date with what’s new in each stable release of the web browser.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of Immersive Reader, an Azure service that can help make text-based apps more inclusive.

Microsoft announced today that it will phase out support for Internet Explorer 11 and Legacy Edge on Microsoft 365 over the next year.

The Collections feature from Microsoft Edge on desktop is now available in the Android and iOS versions of the app, Microsoft says.

Microsoft has released the first build of Edge 86 to the Dev channel, and it looks like it’s going to bring a ton of new features.

Today, Microsoft released Edge version 84, adding some minor improvements to Collections, PDF support, and more.

Grammarly announced a major expansion of its add-in for Google Docs that adds a new sidebar and goal-setting panel, plus support for Grammarly Premium features.

Like many of you, I had an immediate, visceral, and negative reaction to the news that Edge tabs were coming to ALT + TAB.

To (re)align with the Chromium release schedule, Microsoft says it will pause Dev, Beta, or Stable releases for two weeks.

Four weeks after Microsoft began automatically deploying Edge via Windows Update, it is updating its plans to roll it out further.

Microsoft announced today that it has made Edge enterprise sync available to Microsoft 365 Business Premium subscribers.

Windows 10 users aren’t the only ones getting Microsoft Edge from Windows Update: Now it’s heading out to Windows 7 and 8.1 as well.

Yesterday, Microsoft revealed that the new Edge uses up to 27 percent less RAM when running on Windows 10 version 2004.

While the new Microsoft Edge is a dramatically better browser than its legacy Edge predecessor, it falls short in one key area: PDF support.

It’s finally happening: Microsoft has begun automatically deploying the new Edge web browser to Windows 10 users via Windows Update.

Microsoft is integrating the built-in Windows Spellcheck API into Microsoft Edge, and it's also enabling the integration for all Chromium browsers in Windows.

Four months after Microsoft took its new browser out of preview, Edge is getting extension sync, paving the way for automatic deployments.

Microsoft lost some PWA momentum during its year-long shift to Chromium for the new Edge. But that’s over now.

At this year’s Build, Microsoft is announcing a major update for Collections in Edge. The company is adding a Pinterest integration into Collections.

Momentum announced today that it is now offering Microsoft To Do integration in the paid version of its browser-based personal dashboard.

The new Microsoft Edge already supports multiple profiles so you can switch between your home and work accounts.

Microsoft revealed this week that it will stop supporting its new Edge browser in Windows 7 on July 15, 2021, in keeping with the Google Chrome support schedule.

I’ve spent the past several months forcing myself to access my primary web apps differently, opening up new browser options.