New Microsoft edge in window 10 anniversary updates

With Windows 10 Anniversary Edition now rolling out to Customers worldwide, Microsoft's Jason Weber and Drew DeBruyne have ceilings to the Official Windows blog to point out all the cool new features in Microsoft Edge loaded up thanks to the massive update. There are dozens, according to the post, such as browser extensions and tabs users can "pin" keeping their Plot favorite sites just a click away.

So what else is new in Microsoft Edge? For starters, Anniversary Update Brings a "Paste and go" feature, enabling users to Paste a link Into the address bar and automatically travel to That destination. If users accidentally anything else Paste Into the address bar , They will be given a "Paste and search" Instead option. Edge ALSO Serves up notifications from websites, BUT will ask permission from the user first Before spamming them with messages.

In addition to Those features, Microsoft Edge now Provides a swipe-to-navigate option for navigating back and forward a fingertip original, similar to how touch-based Devices Interact with eBooks app in the Amazon Kindle and other readers. Cortana gets an upgrade in Microsoft Edge, too, allowing users to right-click on any image to Discover Additional related information.

The Edge update does not stop there. The browser now imports along with favorites from Firefox Chrome and Internet Explorer. These are not mixed in with the favorites via Microsoft Edge users create, BUT are thrown Into Their own labeled folders. All favorites are organized in a new "tree" configuration within the Hub That can expand and collapse.

Finally, Microsoft Edge Provides a reminder of in-progress downloads when the browser is closed. Folders can be dragged and dropped from the PC Into the browser, too, a quick way to upload files to Dropbox, Google Drive, and of course, OneDrive. Other features tab INCLUDE better behavior on Windows 10 mobile devices, tab previews for HoloLens Owners, and better / safer browsing in a corporate environment.

"The Anniversary Update is more than just new features" the report states. "We've ALSO improved power efficiency, Compatibility, and security, so Customers can browse with confidence their Plot That battery will last, their sites will just work, and THEY will be protected from malware and other threats by industry-leading security."

The Microsoft duo points out Edge That is its most accessible browser to date, landing a perfect score on HTML5 Accessibility's browser benchmark . HTML5 Accessibility is a site that "tests Which new HTML5 features are accessibly Supported by major browsers." Microsoft Edge 14 scored 100 percent, followed by Firefox 47 (89 percent), Chrome 52 and Opera (81 percent), Safari 9.1 (73 percent ), and Internet Explorer 11 (56 percent).