Microsoft is planning to introduce a new Edge security feature that will protect users against malicious extensions sideloaded into the web browser.

What would convince you to stay on Bing instead of jumping to Google? A banner pitching Microsoft Edge’s features, a page that mimics Google’s look, or a Google-style search bar that promises your ...

Other agentic AI browsing solutions—like ChatGPT’s agent mode—interact with websites by loading those websites in their own browser in the cloud apart from your data. Even when those LLMs are ...

The AI browser wars are heating up. Google has Gemini in Chrome, Perplexity is building its Comet AI browser, and The Browser Company just got acquired by Atlassian for $610 million. Now, Microsoft ...

Copilot is Microsoft’s umbrella name for its AI-assistant, built to be your conversational helper tool within Windows.

Leak suggests Windows 11's taskbar or Start menu search might finally respect your default browser, such as Chrome.

New flags spotted in the latest version of Edge Canary suggest Microsoft wants to hand-off Windows 11's search box onto your default browser of choice.

Microsoft plans to enter the competitive AI browser market, not with a new browser, but by enhancing web browsing through its AI, Copilot.

New Edge flags suggest that Start menu searches can use your default browser and search engine, rather than Edge/Bing. Flags like msWSBLaunchNonBingDSE indicate searches could launch non-Bing engines ...

Microsoft is jumping into the AI browser wars with a bet that making its Edge browser your new personal assistant will help it compete with Google Chrome, as well as upstart projects from OpenAI and ...

As CEOs and boards look for every possible edge in a world where technology is rapidly democratized, it will be people who determine which companies rise and which fall.

Copilot is Microsoft’s umbrella name for its AI-assistant, built to be your conversational helper within Windows, productivity apps like Word and Excel, as well as the Edge browser.