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Microsoft is now 100% compliant with the European Union's DMA regulation by letting users uninstall OneDrive, Edge, and Bing on Windows 11
DMA-COMPLIANT Here are all the changes Microsoft has made across its services to comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
Microsoft guts its Rewards Program further by raising redemption points for Xbox and other third-party gift cards (UPDATED)
MORE FOR LESS Microsoft has seemingly adjusted the points value for gift card redemptions and increased it by up to 33%. A $50 Microsoft gift card translates to 47,500 points up from 46,000 points.
11 Features you're not using on Microsoft Edge, but you probably should
Suggestions Here's a list of 11 lesser features you should start using on Microsoft Edge, from free VPN to performance optimizer, web apps, vertical tabs, screenshot capture, split screen, and more.
Microsoft is looking to change how you can manage tabs within Edge
On your tab Microsoft is working on an improved tab actions menu within its Edge browser. The revamped menu is still in its early stages, however.
Microsoft Edge is getting better and worse all at the same time — Here's why
FOR BETTER OR WORSE Microsoft is about to add a separate search bar in Edge to enhance the browsing experience, but users aren't too happy about the new and "permanent" sidebar button.
Microsoft won't let you use the new Outlook app for Windows unless you have installed Edge on your PC
NO EDGE, NO OUTLOOK You might need to have Microsoft Edge installed on your Windows PC to access the new Outlook app.
I used extensions on Edge for Android for one week, and I don't know how I lived without them
so simple Microsoft started testing extension support on the mobile version of Edge recently. After one week, it's clear that Microsoft should have supported extensions from the start.
Hi Microsoft, please stop using 'harmful designs' and deceptive tactics to give Edge the competitive advantage over other browsers on Windows, says Mozilla
PLAY FAIR! A new report commissioned by Mozilla discloses that Microsoft uses harmful designs and deceptive tricks to get its Edge browser in front of Windows users, leaving its rivals at a disadvantage.
