For the last two decades, we’ve been putting our browser tabs in the wrong place, and the latest version of Microsoft Edge proves it. Last week, Edge added support for vertical tabs, transforming the ...

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who keep their tabs neat and tidy and those who drown in an endless sea of microscopic slivers atop their browser. Actually, scratch that. I don’t ...

Last year, Microsoft replaced its Edge browser with a new Edge version based on Google’s Chromium codebase. Initially, it lacked a few key features like syncing but used much less RAM than Google ...

Microsoft's vertical tabs in its new Edge browser have been a long time in the making and they're finally available as the latest stable release of Microsoft's Chromium-based browser. Vertical tabs ...

Microsoft is rolling out a sleeping tabs feature to the new Chromium-based Edge web browser which will drastically reduce memory and CPU resource usage. The new feature is being deployed to all users ...

Besides being an all-around great browser, Microsoft Edge (recently updated to version 108) offers several advanced features not available on other browsers (at least not without third-party ...

Although Google Chrome is the most widely used browser, it’s far from the best. There are many better alternatives, like ...

Microsoft has tweaked the Microsoft Edge sleeping tabs feature to improve the web browser's overall responsiveness and performance. This feature started rolling out for Edge users running version Beta ...