A new version of Microsoft Edge, Version 93.0.961.38, has been released, which includes several new features as well as non-security upgrades that are exclusively available on the Microsoft Edge Stable Channel. Despite the fact that the new features aren’t game-changing, they are still appreciated.
Many new features have been added to Microsoft Edge in version 93.
We’re going to talk about some of the new features that Microsoft has added to the Microsoft Edge browser today. The majority have already been integrated into other web browsers, and we are relieved that they have finally made the transition to the dark side.
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Groups of Tabs
Microsoft has finally made the decision to elevate Tab Groups to the forefront of the application. Users may organize tabs into user-defined groups with this functionality, which allows them to save time. When this is completed, users will be able to more easily locate, switch between, and manage several tabs that are spread throughout more than one workstream.
Tab groups may be created by right-clicking on an open tab and selecting Add tab to a new group from the context menu. Then give the group a name and choose a color to help you visually recognize it. A tab group may be created by right-clicking any other tab and selecting Add Tab to Group > [Group name] to move it under the banner created earlier. You may also add a tab to a group by clicking and dragging it into place.
Video Picture in Picture (PiP)
When a user’s mouse cursor hovers over a compatible video, they should be presented with a toolbar that allows them to see the same video in a picture-in-picture mode. Unfortunately, this feature is only available to Microsoft Edge users who are running on Mac OS X or above. There is no information on when it will be available to Windows users.
When using vertical tabs, you can hide the title bar.
Edge has featured vertical tabs for quite some time now. When compared to typical horizontal tabs at the top of the browser, they are more convenient since you can view a greater number of them at the same time, which is convenient. In addition, they don’t diminish in size (obscuring the tab name) once you’ve opened more than a few of them.
Edge 93 allows you to optimize the vertical tab experience even more by concealing the title bar at the top of the window. Aside from displaying the name of your current page, this bar at the top of your browser isn’t really functional. The ability to conceal it provides more vertical space.
To activate this feature, select Settings from the three-dot menu located at the top-right corner of the Edge window. Scroll down to the Customize toolbar area on the left sidebar after selecting Appearance from the left sidebar.
If you aren’t already using vertical tabs, enable the Hide title bar when in the vertical tabs slider. If you aren’t currently using vertical tabs, turn them on by clicking Turn on next to Show vertical tabs for all current browser windows.
How to Update to the Latest Version of Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge should automatically update if you already have it installed on your machine. If you close and reopen Microsoft Edge, it should immediately update. However, you may manually upgrade your browser if you choose.
Simply select Help and feedback > About Microsoft Edge from the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of the screen. You’ll notice the most recent version of Edge at the top of this page, as well as a request to restart the browser after the update has been downloaded and installed successfully.
Other Information on Edge 93
According to information on the Microsoft website, “The “no-merge” feature will be supported in IE mode on Microsoft Edge. It will be in a distinct session for end-users when a new browser window is started from an IE mode application, similar to the no-merge behavior of IE11.”
Initial Preferences will be supported by Microsoft Edge in a restricted number of instances. Previously, this function was referred to as Master Preferences. Admins will have complete control over this option, and they will be able to deploy it before users ever open the Edge browser for the first time.
Conclusion
Microsoft Edge 93 isn’t a game-changing upgrade, but it does offer a few useful tab management features that were previously unavailable. If you haven’t tried out Microsoft’s new browser yet, perhaps these enhancements will persuade you to do so in the future.
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