How to Enable Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge on Windows 11
Microsoft Edge Copilot mode puts an AI assistant right into your browser to give you helpful tips and suggestions. This feature, integrated into Microsoft Edge version 136.0.3240.92, adds a small Copilot icon next to your search bar.
Clicking this icon sends your searches to the AI, aiming to make your browsing more productive with smart assistance.
If you don’t see the Copilot option immediately, you can usually turn it on using a special command in the Canary, Beta, or Dev versions of Microsoft Edge.
Open Edge settings, click “AI innovations” in the left menu, and use the toggle to enable Copilot Mode. If the option is missing, navigate to edge://flags/#edge-copilot-mode in your address bar.
How to turn Copilot Mode on or off
Turning Copilot mode on or off in Microsoft Edge happens directly through the browser’s settings menu. Find the setting under ‘AI innovations’ and use the toggle switch to choose whether you want Copilot active.
- Open your Microsoft Edge browser.
- Click the Settings and more button (the three dots in the top right corner).
- Select Settings from the menu.
- Click on AI innovations in the menu on the left side of the screen.
- Use the toggle switch to turn Copilot Mode On or Off.
edge://flags/#edge-copilot-mode
Once you are finished, you can close the settings tab. Microsoft saves your changes automatically.
Summary
Your settings for Copilot mode in Microsoft Edge save automatically when you leave the settings page. If the Copilot mode option isn't visible in the regular settings, you can access it by typing `edge://flags/#edge-copilot-mode` into the address bar to open the experimental features page.
If the Copilot mode setting is still hidden in Microsoft Edge on Windows 11, you can access it by typing `edge://flags/#edge-copilot-mode` directly into the browser's address bar. This action forces the browser to open a special page of experimental features, allowing you to find and activate the Copilot mode directly.
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