Microsoft's latest browser, the "new Edge," benefits from tight integration within Windows 10, as well as compatibility with Google's Chrome. Both attributes will help Edge's share grow over time.

Microsoft has started rolling out its new Edge browser to the general public. Its new features should be welcomed by consumers and enterprise customers, but how will Google respond?

Microsoft has rebuilt its Microsoft Edge browser using a different engine under the hood: Here's how to give it a try now.

Microsoft will start expanding the pool of people getting its Chromium-based Edge browser via Windows Update starting in the weeks after July 30.

Microsoft has begun replacing what it calls the "legacy" Microsoft Edge browser with its Chromium-based "new" Edge browser, via a Windows Update.

If you are using the Edge browser and you want to add, remove, or manage Quick Links on the New Tab page in Edge, then you can follow this tutorial.

The new Edge is almost Google Chrome's twin, but with a few extra benefits that might get you thinking about switching over.

Microsoft has just dropped a bunch of stunning new Edge features as it continues to ramp up the browser wars to beat Chrome.