As the default browser in Windows, Edge offers a host of helpful features over Google Chrome. Here’s how to get the most out of the program.

Remove the clutter on your Edge Favorites bar using Edge Collections to store links you can quickly delete once you’re done with them.

If something like ChatGPT has you giving Microsoft Edge a second look, here's how to start using Favorites in the browser.

What you need to know Microsoft recently released an update that brings Edge to version 101. The update adds the ability to launch Progressive Web Apps from the favorites bar.

You can hide or show Favorites Bar in Microsoft Edge, Always or Only on new tabs, using Hotkey, Settings, Button or Context Menu in Windows 11/10.

Open Microsoft Edge. Begin typing the name of a saved favorite directly into the address bar. Edge will auto-suggest matches from your favorites list that you can click to open.

Though the Chromium version of Edge can handle any extension from Google's Chrome Web Store, Microsoft also offers a healthy array of add-ons for Edge.