Edge now has an AI-centric Copilot Mode that doubles down on assistance and automation. Some features are genuinely innovative, but I still hit some snags.

It’s the end of an era for Microsoft as the software giant is set to replace Internet Explorer with a new web browser. Currently known only by its code name, Project Spartan, the browser will ...

Microsoft Corp. is embedding the Copilot AI assistant deeper into its browser, betting that users will find the service ...

Microsoft is integrating its Copilot AI assistant deeper into Edge, which should make web browsing, decision making, and ...

The company on Monday unveiled an AI extension called ‘Copilot Mode’ that can automate browsing and add context to internet ...

Microsoft has entered the fray with Edge's Copilot Mode, joining a crowded field of AI-powered browsers. We help you pick the ...

So it's back to the drawing board for Microsoft. When Microsoft releases Windows 10 later this year, it'll come with a new browser, which is codenamed Project Spartan for now.

Microsoft said the new version of the browser, when complete, will support industry-standard versions of the code that tells browsers what web pages should look like, including CSS 2.1, by default.

Look out, Internet Explorer. After 20 years of competing against rival web browsers, Microsoft is gearing up to launch its own alternative to its once-dominant Internet surfing program.

Here is how you can enable & use AI in Microsoft Edge using the Copilot Mode. You can also disable Copilot Mode if you don't ...

Ultimately, Microsoft Edge works, and works well, as a solid web browser. And since it comes with Windows 10, it'll get a lot of immediate interest right out of the gate.