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Security researchers at Pwn2Own Berlin 2026 exploited Microsoft Edge, Windows 11, and later Microsoft Exchange at OffensiveCon in Berlin on May 14 and May 15, earning six-figure payouts while starting the contest’s 90-day vendor repair clock for accepted zero-day submissions. The headline is not...

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’s May 2026 Edge update brings Copilot-powered tab summaries, browsing-history recall, AI-generated podcasts, quizzes, writing help, and mobile Vision features to Edge on iOS and Android, moving several desktop-only browser AI tools onto phones. The update is not just another Copilot...

On May 13, 2026, Microsoft began rolling out a new wave of Copilot features in Edge for desktop and mobile, giving the browser’s AI assistant access to open-tab context, browsing-history-driven suggestions, study tools, voice and vision features, and a successor to the earlier Copilot Mode...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that Copilot in the Edge browser can now analyze information across all open tabs on desktop and mobile, while adding study tools, AI-generated podcasts, writing assistance, browsing-history context, long-term memory, and a redesigned Copilot-centered new tab...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that Copilot in Microsoft Edge is expanding across desktop and mobile with tab-aware answers, browsing-history personalization, voice and vision features, and a renamed agentic browsing feature called Browse with Copilot. The headline is not simply that Edge...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that Edge is retiring last year’s Copilot Mode and replacing it with separate AI features that can, with user permission, reason across open tabs, use browsing history and past chats, and extend Copilot tools to desktop and mobile. That is not a retreat from...

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 has added a Copilot feature to Edge that can read across a user’s open browser tabs, compare information, and produce a consolidated answer from the current browsing session, with optional use of history and past chats for added context. The feature sounds like a small convenience...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that it is retiring Copilot Mode in Edge and moving its tab-aware, voice, vision, writing, study, journey, and browsing-history features directly into the browser across desktop and mobile. The label is going away, but the product strategy is not. If...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that Edge will let Copilot reason across a user’s open tabs on desktop and mobile, while adding study tools, AI-generated audio summaries, browsing-history personalization, long-term memory, and a redesigned new tab page. The practical result is that Edge is...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that Copilot features in Edge are expanding across Windows, Mac, and mobile, bringing multi-tab reasoning, browsing-history personalization, Voice and Vision, Journeys, and new productivity tools directly into the browser while retiring Copilot Mode. The move...

Microsoft began rolling out new Edge updates on May 13, 2026, adding Copilot-powered “Journeys” to the browser’s desktop and mobile experience so Edge can group past browsing activity into topic cards and suggest AI-assisted ways to resume unfinished web research. The feature arrives as...

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 announced on May 13, 2026, that it is retiring Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge, the experimental AI browsing mode it introduced in July 2025, while moving many of its capabilities directly into Edge across desktop and mobile. The headline sounds like a retreat, but the product move is...

Microsoft announced on May 13, 2026, that it is rolling new Copilot-powered Edge features across Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone, and iPad, while retiring the separate Copilot Mode branding and moving those AI experiences directly into the browser. The change is less a retreat from AI than a...

Microsoft’s consumer-app problem is newly visible because Satya Nadella told investors in late April 2026 that Microsoft is doing “foundational work” to win back fans across Windows, Xbox, Bing, and Edge. The trouble is that Windows users do not experience a strategy deck; they experience the...

Microsoft published CVE-2026-7904 for Microsoft Edge on May 7, 2026, after Google fixed a high-severity Chromium font-processing flaw in Chrome 148.0.7778.96 and later, a bug that could let a remote attacker read memory through a crafted HTML page. The short version for Windows users is simple...

Google and Microsoft disclosed CVE-2026-7933 on May 6, 2026, as a medium-severity Chromium WebCodecs out-of-bounds read flaw fixed in Google Chrome before version 148.0.7778.96 and tracked by Microsoft for Chromium-based Edge users through MSRC. The bug is not a headline-grabbing browser...