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

The fight for the top browser in the world is still ongoing, but one company is looking to make an advantage over others and it is Microsoft Edge which reportedly copies opened tabs on Google Chrome ...

The built-in web browser on Windows, Microsoft Edge, which succeeded the Internet Explorer, has released its version 100, following other rivaling apps like Google Chrome and Firefox. According to a ...

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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 ...

Starting in September, Microsoft Edge 105 introduced the ability to sleep high-resource tabs. The feature only kicks in when your device’s memory is near the limit. In September, Edge put to sleep 1.3 ...

Workspaces in Edge give me a clean way to separate all of that. Each Workspace has its own tabs, favorites and browsing ...

When you select a snap layout to arrange your apps on a screen, Windows 11 helps you fill all the apps quickly in the layout. This feature of Windows 11 is called Snap Assist. After selecting a snap ...

If the Microsoft Edge browser keeps opening multiple tabs or windows automatically on its own, by itself, here are the steps you need to take: Change Edge startup settings Clear Edge browsing data Run ...

Microsoft is working on a new split-screen feature that lets Edge fans on macOS and Windows split an open window into two tabs for a side-by-side comparison of content. The new feature is being tested ...

We’ve all, at some point in our computing lives, dealt with browser tab overload. But instead of giving into that helpless feeling—and loading yet another version of a tab you’ve probably got open ...