Microsoft is releasing a new update for those running the developer channel of its new Microsoft Edge browser. The company is releasing build 77.0.223.0 today for all the supported platforms, and it includes a number of new features and improvements.
The update introduces a new setting for clearing your browsing data every time you close the browser. The new setting can be found under the browser’s Privacy and Services settings.
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The updated build also makes it so the entire browser interface uses your Windows system settings and colors for high contrast, so those who do use the high contrast features in Windows will now have a consistent experience when using Edge without having to manually set the settings again within the browser.
On the Mac, the updated build makes it so the Microsoft SmartScreen is now built-in on the browser, instead of being an additional extension. It’s a minor change to how the feature is implemented, so you won’t see any difference in terms of functionality.
There are a couple of other minor changes, so here’s the full changelog:
If you are running the dev channel of the new Edge, it should automatically update as soon as you launch it the next time. If not, you can grab the latest build from the browser’s settings, or download it manually here.
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