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Edge update fixes Collections, PDF, crashes, and other bugs
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Updated onOctober 4, 2023
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The Microsoft Edge transformation is still underway, with new features coming to it as build 85.0.538.0 goes live in the dev channel.
Microsoft announced a couple of features it was adding to Edge during the recently concludedBuild 2020event. From Collections integration with Pinterest to Sidebar search and automatic profile switching—theseimprovementsare vital to the success of a browser playing catch up behindChromeand Firefox in terms of popularity.
Well, the latest Edge updateintroducesnew features, improvements, and a couple of functional fixes.
Microsoft Edge update fixes
Edge update 85.0.538.0 brings a couple of improvements on the user experience. Solved issues include:
Apart from the above issues, build 85.0.538.0 addresses erratic behavior in Edge, including the disappearance of themouse. It also fixes audio problems when using specific Bluetooth speakers.
There are a couple of changes to these other Edge features:
Added features
The latest Edge update brings support for more languages for translating webpage text.
Other new features are:
How would you rate your Microsoft Edge experience so far? Feel free to share your thoughts via the comments section below.
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