ZDNET key takeaways Edge's Copilot Mode adds real AI utility to everyday browsing.I tested it to see if it makes comparing products and research easier. Copilot automated the process, all the way to ...

Microsoft is adding an AI feature to its Edge web browser in an apparent bid to win more users. Rival web browsers Chrome and Safari are far more popular than Edge, StatCounter data shows. Google ...

Browsers like Atlas, Perplexity Comet, and Microsoft Edge's CoPilot Mode promise convenience. Also on tap: flawed answers and ...

Most people who use the internet are familiar with Chromium — at least in passing. The Chromium project is one of the most impactful code bases in computer history, as it became the platform for ...

Microsoft is offering users 1,300 Rewards points to encourage them to keep using Edge instead of switching to Chrome. The ...

QUESTION: Should I consider using Microsoft Edge as my browser? ANSWER: There was a time when there wasn’t much to think about when it came to browsing the internet. Windows users defaulted to ...

Microsoft has made it mandatory that the links we see in Windows search and other places open through Microsoft Edge. There is a tool called EdgeDeflector that was developed to bypass this but ...

Want to disable the new Browser Essentials button from the toolbar in your Microsoft Edge browser? This guide will help you with different methods to easily remove the Browser Essentials (heart-shaped ...

Browser Choice Alliance has reportedly accused Microsoft of "bribing" users with reward Points to Stick with Edge ...

When talking about browsers, Google Chrome is the dominating browser. But if there are others who can challenge Chrome’s dominance, they are Firefox and Edge. Both browsers claim to offer better ...

It is quite evident that there are more people who use Google Chrome over Microsoft Edge. While Microsoft Edge browser has continuously received new updates and behaves a lot like Chrome, users still ...

Last week, one of the most popular internet browsers bid goodbye to its users. The Internet Explorer has operated for 27 years and finally retired from its service. This now opens more opportunities ...