Recent versions of Edge already had many of the same features found in competing AI web browsers, such as Perplexity's Comet, OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas and Google's Gemini in Chrome. This includes having an AI in the corner to chat about the web page you're looking at, analyze content across multiple tabs, or search the web.

Microsoft is announcing wider availability of Copilot Actions and Copilot Journeys in its Edge web browser, both designed to make the browser more intelligent for you.

Microsoft has introduced major updates to its Edge browser, positioning Copilot Mode as a fully integrated AI assistant that can fill forms, track tabs, and make web browsing more interactive.

Microsoft’s Edge web browser got a shot in the arm recently thanks to ChatGPT, which makes Bing search a lot more appealing. If you’re switching to Edge for that reason, or just want to use Windows’ default browser, here’s how to get started with ...

TL;DR: Microsoft Edge's latest Canary build has a flag for a new Copilot feature whereby the AI can be allowed to interact with the web page you're browsing via simulated clicks and key presses. This ability is actually already available for businesses ...

What just happened? As expected, Microsoft has announced a new iteration of its Bing search engine powered by a version of the same AI behind ChatGPT. During an event at its Redmond, Washington, headquarters, the firm also said it is updating the Edge ...

A Reddit user discovered that Microsoft Edge Copilot could read non-focused tabs, including login fields marked as private.

Microsoft’s Bing search engine (via PCWorld) presents a clickbait result when you ask how to uninstall Microsoft Edge. While it shows a video with instructions and features the question, “Why can’t I uninstall Microsoft Edge?” the top article is ...

User-controlled RAM for web browsers is making a comeback for Microsoft and its Chromium-based browser, Edge, with the company reportedly testing out the feature in a specific build. This will allow users to manually set how much the browser will use the ...

In a technical report from Microsoft's Browser Vulnerability Research team, investigators said malicious actors had combined basic social engineering tactics with zero-day flaws in Internet Explorer's

SquareX released critical research exposing a new class of attack targeting AI browsers. The AI Sidebar Spoofing attack leverages malicious browser extensions to impersonate trusted AI sidebar interfaces,