Microsoft Edge has a Sleeping Tabs feature that saves RAM usage by putting inactive tabs to sleep. The feature saved 273.7 Petabytes of RAM across all PCs over the last 28 days. Using Sleeping Tabs ...

Microsoft Edge 93 is now available in the Stable channel. The update brings the option to hide the title bar when using vertical tabs. Edge 93 also brings support for tab groups. Microsoft Edge has an ...

Microsoft Edge, the company’s signature browser, has been receiving updates throughout the year — and there is more to come. The current feature road map for Edge reveals that some interesting changes ...

Do you ever think your browsing habits may be what are causing a bit of your system to slow down? Well, Microsoft thinks so, and that's why the Redmond outfit designed sleeping tabs for Microsoft Edge ...

The Microsoft Edge browser is getting speedier with a new update to tweak the recently introduced “sleeping tabs” feature. Sleeping tabs were first announced in September 2020, then rolled out in ...

Just ahead of the Windows 11 launch, Microsoft is rolling out some updates to Edge. Perhaps the most useful feature for most people is the addition of tab groups. You ...

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 ...

Google Chrome remains far and away the most dominant web browser in use today, but that hasn’t stopped Microsoft Corp. from doing everything possible to persuade more people to try its Edge browser ...

If new Tabs are not opening or loading in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox on your Windows 11/10 computer, then the following suggestions we have drawn up can help you resolve the issue on your system easily.

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman extensively discussed his vision for the company's Edge browser, including a Copilot AI revamp.

Are you sure you want to use Google Chrome on your Windows PC? Are you really sure? Don’t worry, if you’re not, Microsoft will find a way to ask you again. In fact, it’ll ask you even if you are. And ...