The new Microsoft Edge has been out for over a year, and now it's set to replace the old Edge on Windows 10. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here ...

Microsoft began installing the new Edge browser on Windows PCs as part of the Windows 10 October 2020 Update. Now a new patch will uninstall the old Edge in April.

However, old Edge will get its comeuppance much sooner than that, with April 13 being the official date Microsoft has given. Cessation of support ...

The old Microsoft Edge was notorious for being bad at rendering Google-centric sites, and the new Microsoft Edge just doesn't have that problem.

Microsoft told The Verge that Edge is simply replacing the old version of its browser that came with Windows 10, and of course this new version is the more secure and functional option. It also ...

It has been over a year since Microsoft launched its new Chromium-based Edge browser for desktop, and the company has quickly replaced the old Microsoft Edge with the new version via Windows updates.

Previously, in the old Microsoft Edge, you were limited to downloading extensions from the Microsoft Store in Windows 10. That would be similar to how you currently need to download extensions for ...