Last Updated on October 17, 2021 by Mathew Diekhake

The Edge browser has been updated to build number 93.0.946.0. This update is rolling out to the Canary channel on July 8, 2021.

One of the new features some users have discovered is the flag that allows for the changing of fonts for all menus. It has been possible to change fonts on Windows OS for years. However, it has never been included as a regular default feature for an OS build, and never has such a feature been available in a major web browser before either. The flag you need to enable to change the fonts is called the “Enable Windows 11 Visual Updates” flag.

Edge 93.0.946.0

These changes are presumably only for within the Edge browser itself even though it’s called the Windows 11 Visual Updates; the reason for them being called “Windows 11 visual updates” is because you probably need to be running this Edge Canary build on Windows 11 to see the changes.

If you are a Windows 10 user and notice these changes in Windows 10 builds, please let us know in the comments.

The Edge browser will automatically update itself the next time you close the browser window. However, if your browser is open, you can head to Settings > Help and Feedback > About Microsoft Edge, and then the browser will automatically check for new updates and apply them.

Via: Windows Insider

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