copilot mode

Microsoft said on May 13, 2026, that it is retiring Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge and moving its AI browsing features directly into Edge on desktop and mobile, including multi-tab reasoning, Voice and Vision, Journeys, study tools, writing help, and tab-to-podcast features. The important word...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that it is retiring Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge and moving its core AI browsing features directly into the standard Edge experience across desktop, iOS, and Android. That is the official story of simplification: one less named mode, fewer visible seams...

Microsoft said on May 13, 2026, that it is retiring Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge and moving its AI browsing features directly into Edge on desktop and mobile, including multi-tab reasoning, screen-aware voice assistance, Journeys, quizzes, podcasts, and writing help. The change is less a...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that it is retiring Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge while moving many of its AI browsing features directly into Edge on desktop and mobile. The important part is not that Microsoft is backing away from AI in the browser. It is doing the opposite: removing the...

Microsoft Edge’s New Tab is no longer a simple gateway to the web — it now opens a full Copilot workspace by default for many users, and Microsoft’s effort to make Edge an “AI-first” browser has blurred the line between assistant and browser in ways that matter for privacy, performance, and user...

Microsoft’s Edge for Business is moving from a traditional browser to an active, permissioned assistant that can read and reason across your work—including Office documents and dozens of open tabs—bringing powerful summarization and automation to enterprise workflows while forcing IT teams to...