The new Microsoft Edge browser has added an option to import your browser data from Google Chrome automatically on each launch.

Back in September my colleague Lincoln wrote a handy column on how to import bookmarks and favorites into Microsoft’s Edge browser. Now that Microsoft’s Anniversary Update is out in the wild ...

Microsoft Edge browser has added a new feature that lets users import data from other browsers, specifically Google Chrome, on a constant basis.

Moving from browsers is not that tough. But yes, it does depend on what all you use in your browser. Microsoft Edge too allows users to import almost all of their data from Internet Explorer ...

This post shows you how to export or import Browsing History in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Brave browsers on Windows 11/10 PC.

After the most recent Windows update, it appears Microsoft Edge might be importing your data from other browsers without asking.

In Edge, click the Favorites icon, click the ellipsis icon, and then select Import Favorites. At the Import browser data window, make sure the dropdown box is set to Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Done with Chrome? Follow these tips to take your bookmarks, passwords, and other browsing data to Firefox, Edge, or Safari.

If you don't opt to import data from another browser when you launch Edge for the first time, you can do it later by opening the Edge menu and choosing Settings, Profiles, and Import browser data.

News Microsoft shows off how Edge browser can quickly import extensions from Chrome Edge may be far behind other browsers in the eyes of users, but the race isn't over just yet.

Thanks to its new Chromium underpinnings, Microsoft's new Edge browser can now handle Chrome extensions on Windows 10 and MacOS.