Last Updated on January 5, 2022 by Mathew Diekhake
The Edge browser has been updated to version 93.0.961.52. This update to the Stable channel was released on September 16, 2021.
On September 15, Edge was updated to head toward a “passwordless future” by no longer requiring passwords to sign in to Microsoft apps and services. This won’t be enabled by default, but you can go passwordless today with a few quick clicks.
Edge 93.0.961.52 updates Internet Explorer Mode to include “nomerge” behavior. This means when you launch new browser windows from an IE app, it will open in a new window. Microsoft already developed a similar nomerge behavior feature in IE 11. Each time an IE Mode tab is visited for the first time, Edge will react and and designate it as a nomerge session.
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.
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