Browsers

This post explains how to open an InPrivate browsing window in Microsoft Edge, allowing users to browse without leaving a trail of cookies or browser data. It also provides multiple methods, including keyboard shortcuts and commands, to achieve this. Additionally, it highlights the limitations of InPrivate mode and suggests using tracking prevention for enhanced privacy.

This article explains how to activate or deactivate "Copilot Vision" in Microsoft Edge, a Chromium-based browser. To enable this feature, users need the latest Dev or Canary versions and must turn on the Mouse Gesture feature. They can toggle "Copilot Vision" in the Appearance settings. This post provides clear instructions for managing this feature.

This article explains how to enable or disable the "Potentially Unwanted App (PUA) Protection feature in Microsoft Edge, which safeguards against potentially harmful applications. It provides step-by-step guidance for toggling the feature via browser settings and using the Windows Registry Editor. The post aims to ensure a secure browsing experience.

This post explains how to enable or disable the "Rewrite with Copilot" feature in Microsoft Edge, the default browser in Windows 11. It is based on Chromium and features AI-powered rewriting suggestions. To enable or disable it, users can navigate to the Languages settings page and toggle the "Use Compose (AI-writing) on the web" option.

This article provides guidance on enabling or disabling the QR Code generator in Microsoft Edge, the default browser in Windows 11. The built-in feature allows users to create QR codes for websites, and the policy QRCodeGeneratorEnabled controls this functionality. The post details the steps to modify the policy and manage QR code generation.

This article explains how to enable or disable the "Add Profile" feature in Microsoft Edge, the default browser in Windows 11. It provides detailed steps to navigate the Windows Registry editor and modify the BrowserAddProfileEnabled policy to control the "Add Profile" option.

This article explains how to enable or disable InPrivate Browsing in Microsoft Edge, a handy feature for private browsing sessions. Users can control this feature by editing the Windows Registry. By following specific steps, users can either enable, disable, or force the use of InPrivate browsing in Edge, ensuring privacy as needed.

This article guides users on enabling or disabling the "Circle to Copilot" feature in Microsoft Edge, a Chromium-based browser. By accessing the Settings menu, users can toggle the feature on or off under the "Circle to Copilot" tile in the Appearance settings. This feature is available in the latest Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary versions.

This article guides users on deleting unwanted user profiles from the Microsoft Edge browser, the default on Windows 11. It details the process for removing profiles, starting with switching to the profile and navigating to Edge's profile settings page. Users then simply click the "Delete" or "Remove profile" button to eliminate a profile.

This article guides you through showing or hiding the sidebar button in Microsoft Edge, catering to user preferences for a streamlined interface or quick access to sidebar features like note-taking. To toggle the sidebar button, go to Edge's settings, select 'Sidebar', and adjust the 'Show sidebar button' toggle accordingly.

Microsoft Edge offers a web capture feature allowing users to take screenshots of either a whole webpage or a specific area within it. To do so, users can click on the 'Screenshot' option in the 'Settings and more' menu or use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + S. The image can then be copied, marked up, and saved. This tool is useful for various purposes such as saving information or sharing web content without a link.

This article details configuring Microsoft Edge to send diagnostic data to Microsoft, used for product improvement and maintaining performance. Users can adjust settings via the Windows Registry Editor to disable, send only required, or include optional diagnostic data. Disabling might affect Edge's performance, while enabling helps Microsoft enhance its products and services. Users concerned about privacy can opt to disable this feature.

Video Super Resolution (VSR) in Microsoft Edge cleans up fuzzy online videos by using built-in computer learning to make low-quality clips look sharp. Edge offers two distinct ways to boost…

This article outlines the steps for toggling the Microsoft Edge security feature "Always verify when using autofill," which adds a verification step to auto-filling credit card details for enhanced security. Users can access this setting via Edge's Settings menu, selecting 'Profile,' then 'Open Wallet,' and adjusting the toggle. Some might disable it for convenience, though it risks unauthorized card usage.

The Super Drag Drop feature in Microsoft Edge, currently available only in non-stable channels (Canary, Beta, Dev), enables opening links or images in new tabs via drag and drop, enhancing browsing efficiency. To toggle this experimental feature, users can either adjust settings in the browser interface or modify the Windows Registry Editor, with the latter requiring a system reboot for changes to take effect. This functionality can be customized for convenience or disabled to prevent inadvertent tab or window opening.