The focus on group policies for full-Chromium Edge means Microsoft would like to reclaim its reputational spot. “Certainly, manageability is something that Microsoft always felt that it had a ...

Microsoft has posted the administrative template for managing Edge’s updates using group policies configured by IT. If this policy were enabled, the target Windows PC would be able to receive ...

Microsoft has released an early preview of the group policies for the Microsoft Edge Chromium-based browser so that users can begin testing them. As this is a preview, some of the policies may not ...

Microsoft Edge just released an update that brings it to version 107.0.1418.24. There aren't any new features, but the update does improve the browser's sidebar.

Microsoft is warning IT admins of upcoming changes to Outlook and Teams that will ignore default browser choice for links. The change has angered some IT admins, especially ones at small businesses.

If Microsoft Edge is managed, you can view the policies that are set by your organization on the edge://policy page. This means that your system administrator is managing the settings for the Edge ...

Microsoft simply withdrew support for the Edge role that's used to route messages and apply anti-spam ... But that's just "old-think," a recollection from Microsoft's past support-policy language.

Microsoft Edge has a new release in the Stable channel in the form of version 102. Although it includes some new policies and security patches, there are surprisingly no feature updates to speak of.

Additionally, Microsoft Edge is introducing new Group Policies and Mobile Device Management (MDM) policies to help network administrators to manage settings according to the organization's policies.

Edge will not be tied to Windows 10 releases and updates will be shipped regularly through its own channels. Microsoft also plans to use 'Experimentation and Configuration Service (ECS)' in Edge ...