Microsoft this week announced that Microsoft Edge for Business was released for "all supported platforms, including mobile." Edge for Business also is "currently in preview" for unmanaged devices.

Here is a simple tutorial to enable and validate digital signatures for PDF documents in Microsoft Edge. Microsoft Edge is a popular choice to view PDFs in Windows 11/10. It lets you read-aloud PDF ...

If you have a work PC, chances are you’ll soon see the latest twist on Microsoft’s browser: Microsoft Edge for Business, complete with (of course) AI. At its Microsoft Build developer conference this ...

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This tutorial shows how to force users to sign in to the Microsoft Edge browser on a Windows 11/10 PC. This means that without signing in to an existing profile or creating a new one, users will be ...

Thanks to its new Chromium underpinnings, Microsoft's new Edge browser can now handle Chrome extensions on Windows 10 and MacOS. Clifford led How To coverage. He spent a handful of years at Peachpit ...

Microsoft announced that a new Edge feature allowing employees to share passwords more securely in enterprise environments has reached general availability. Known as secure password deployment, this ...

Microsoft first launched its Edge web browser to replace Internet Explorer in 2015, and now it's pushing out the new and improved second generation of the software – rebuilt from scratch and available ...

Microsoft is deprecating Defender Application Guard (including the Windows Isolated App Launcher APIs) for Edge for Business users. Microsoft Defender Application Guard (MDAG) blocks potential threats ...

A year after releasing the first preview build of its Chromium-based Edge browser for Linux, Microsoft is announcing its general availability. The new release supports a variety of Linux distributions ...

Microsoft Edge is growing in popularity, not least because Microsoft bundles it with Windows and continues to shove it down users’ throats at every given opportunity. Microsoft’s browser first burst ...