The escape key now cancels profile creation.

The title of an InPrivate window now contains “”.

Tooltip improvements for tabs: new tooltip for tab close button, keyboard shortcuts added to tooltips, and special tooltip notes when a tab is in an error state.

The default profile icon now has a gray background instead of a white background in dark theme.

The “Add a profile” flyout now uses dark colors in dark theme.

While viewing history, CTRL+A will now select all items in the current list.

When viewing history, you can now filter by time range and then search within the filtered results.

Favorites in the favorites bar can now be reordered using ALT+SHIFT+LEFT/ALT+SHIFT+RIGHT.

You can now sort favorites by name from the manage favorites page by right-clicking on the page background and choosing “Sort by name”.

Added support for Dolby AC3/E-AC3 audio decoding for some media playback sources.

Any site you add manually or edit will remain in the list unless you delete it, while other sites will continue to update based on your browsing history.

The logic for quick links on the New Tab Page has been updated.

Read Aloud will now select one of the new cloud-powered voices by default.

Downloads, Extensions, Favorites, History, and Settings all have refreshed colors and layout.

Spellcheck is now enabled by default for everyone.

Here is the complete list – New Features and F unctionalities Yesterday the company rolled out Edge Dev Build 76.0.152.0, it includes some new features like Dolby AC3/E-AC3 audio decoding for some media playback sources and new filters for viewing history. Chromium Edge Dev channel gets weekly updates and the browser is in beta stage right now. I have used Chromium Edge for a week now and I wouldn’t want to go back to Chrome if it wasn’t for the extension support. But now that the browser is here, the decision seems to have paid off. Microsoft’s decision to build Edge on the Chromium engine was quite surprising.

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