Microsoft's Chromium browser with built-in productivity tools.
Microsoft Edge is a web browser built on Chromium, available for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android. It ships with a built-in Copilot AI sidebar for summarising pages, generating text, and answering questions without leaving the browser. Additional built-in features include a PDF reader and editor, Collections for saving and organising web research, vertical tabs, Sleeping Tabs to reduce memory usage for background tabs, and Immersive Reader for distraction-free reading. Edge integrates with Microsoft 365, making it the natural choice for organisations already using Teams, SharePoint, and Office web apps. As the default Windows 11 browser, it is the browser most Windows users encounter first.
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Best for Windows users and Microsoft 365 teams who want Chrome compatibility with extra productivity features built in.
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