Edge is updated on the Dev Channel: voice support arrives on Android

Microsoft has released a new update for Edge within the Dev Channel. The middle-advanced browser within the development channels reaches version 95.0.1011.1, an update that arrives, unlike the latest updates, with a number of improvements.

In this regard, Edge users on the Dev Channel now have the ability to hide the extensions button, the option to hide the image overlay controls on image (PiP) on macOS, the ability to autofill custom data by default, and more changes we're going over now.

Improvements and changes

• Improved the reading controls that sometimes don't work out loud.
• Fixed an issue where collections might not sort correctly.
• Fixed a crash at Edge startup.
• Fixed a crash on startup when installing certain extensions.
• Fixed a crash when switching profiles.
• Fix a crash when changing languages ​​in Settings.
• Fixed a crash when logging into a website.
• Fix a crash when using Smart Copy.
• Fixed a crash when using Application Guard.
• Fixed an issue where the button to close a tab was sometimes not visible when the vertical tab panel was too narrow.
• Fixed an issue where spell checker would sometimes activate even when disabled.
• Fixes an issue where Smart Copy copies more than what is selected.
• Fixed an issue where debug.log files would sometimes mysteriously appear on the device.

• Enabled, by default, enhancements to Windows Task Manager when running on Windows 11.
• ability has been enabled by default.
• Added mobile support for natural voices for reading aloud on Android.
• The Surf game has been enabled on Android.
• Added policies to set an Internet Explorer integration window opening width setting and an Internet Explorer integration window opening height setting, which add extra pixels to the size of popup windows opened from IE mode tabs.
• Added a policy to control whether visual search is enabled, which controls reverse image search.

• Added a policy to control the shadow stack crash rollback behavior, which controls whether the hardware-enforced stack guard security feature on certain devices should be enabled after a crash which is triggered.
• Enabled support for the Chromium policy to control whether Legacy Browser Extension Point Blocking is enabled, which controls whether legacy extensions can load code into the browser's main process for compatibility with other applications.
• For developers added support for No Frame Merging tabs in IE mode.
• Also for developers, added support for the navigator.share API in PWA on Mac OS.

Remember that this version already shows the improvements that have previously been tested within the Canary Channel. You can now download the new Edge at this link on any of the channels on the platforms on which it is available. If you already have it installed, just go to preferences within the browser and check if you have any pending updates.

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