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This third-party script will let you use Microsoft Edge as intended — Bloat-free, but there's no way to revert the changes for now
By Kevin Okemwa published
BLOAT-FREE EDGE MSEdge Tweaker is a third-party open-source script designed to automate Microsoft Edge's policies for enabling and disabling certain features, including the first-run experience and splash screen.
Microsoft Edge for Business gets new data leak control capabilities that Windows Recall desperately needs to prevent exfiltration of the user's private information
By Kevin Okemwa published
NEEDS THIS TOO Microsoft has unveiled new data leak control capabilities in Edge for Business as part of the browser's screenshot prevention policies.
Microsoft makes controversial Windows Recall AI feature an opt-in experience on Copilot+ PCs, as 'mere' 171 lines of code bypass its layers of security
By Kevin Okemwa published
FIX? Users have gone up in arms and raised concerns over Windows Recall's privacy. However, it doesn't seem like a big issue for Microsoft Research's Chief Scientist and technical fellow Jaime Teevan
Microsoft's Photos app in Windows 11 finally gets much-needed love but at the exorbitant cost of slower load times
By Kevin Okemwa published
LONGER LOAD TIMES The latest update for the Photos app transitions it from Microsoft's UWP (Universal Windows Platform) to Windows App SDK and adds WebView2 support and more.
After almost a decade, I might just transition back to Microsoft Word after learning about this cool trick that helps retrieve unsaved files manually
By Kevin Okemwa published
I can't believe I'm just learning about this!
Microsoft snuck out this Edge update that sped up your browser, and I bet you didn't even notice
By Sean Endicott published
Seems faster* Updates to Microsoft Edge make the browser's user interface 42% faster, and in some case can speed up your browser by 76%.
Microsoft Copilot now works directly in my favorite messaging app
By Sean Endicott published
TELEGRAM! Telegram, the popular messaging app, now integrates with Microsoft Copilot. You can chat with the AI tool through a bot just like you'd talk with a friend.... except it's a robot.
AI is here to change the look of Microsoft Edge, but you need an account to use it
By Sean Endicott published
Theme team Microsoft began testing an AI Theme Generator feature recently. The tool uses Microsoft Designer and DALL-E to create an image based on a text prompt.
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