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  • Microsoft Edge Canary New Tab Page Adds Copilot Instead Of MSN

    Microsoft Edge Canary New Tab Page Adds Copilot Instead Of MSN

    Microsoft is currently experimenting with a new Copilot-enabled interface in the Canary version of the Edge browser, which serves to replace the traditional MSN feed on the New Tab Page. This change aims to enhance the overall browsing experience, as reported by Windows Latest. Users can access this feature through experimental flags.

    If this new design is implemented in the stable release, Copilot will take the place of the standard MSN feed, becoming the first thing displayed when a new tab is opened. Users will be greeted with a clean interface that includes a message asking, "How can I assist you today?" alongside a compose box.

    The main feature of this interface allows users to toggle between a response generated by Copilot or a Bing search to address their inquiries. You’ll have the ability to open websites, draft content, or seek guidance on various subjects. The Edge browser will let users choose whether they want Copilot to manage responses entirely or rely on Bing.com for information.

    The Copilot button provides three distinct options:

    1. Default: For search and chat suggestions. For instance, if you look up “restaurants near me,” Bing will respond, but if you request a summary, Copilot will take charge.

    2. Chat: Currently, this option redirects users to Bing.com, although changes are expected as it becomes available to all users.

    3. Search and Navigate: This setting prioritizes web searching and does not include AI-generated responses.

    At the bottom of the page, you will find options such as "Write a first draft," "Learn something new," and "Get advice," which currently redirect users to Bing.com.

    To try this feature, you need to be using Edge Canary, as it may not yet be in the stable version. Simply type “edge://flags” in the address bar, press Enter, search for "NTP," enable the flags, and restart your browser.

    This initiative seems aimed at encouraging more users to engage with Copilot. While it does not include the Vision feature, which allows interaction with your screen, it’s important to note that this feature is available to everyday users without specialized hardware, unlike the new Recall feature.

  • Microsoft Edge Copilot Lets You Share AI Chats Easily

    Microsoft Edge Copilot Lets You Share AI Chats Easily

    New share link features for Copilot in Edge
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    Microsoft has introduced a new sharing feature for Copilot in Edge, allowing users to easily share conversations they have with the AI by generating a shareable link, as reported by MSPowerUser. This update is now live and also makes the “Think Deeper” functionality available to all users, which enhances the AI’s responses with more profound reasoning.

    This enhancement brings Copilot on Edge more in line with its web and mobile counterparts, providing a uniform experience across platforms. For example, users can interact with the AI on copilot.microsoft.com without needing to register, similar to how ChatGPT operates in web mode. However, it’s worth noting that while the web version allows chatting with the AI, it currently lacks the ability to share these conversations—something we hope to see implemented soon.

    Additionally, Microsoft continues to roll out new features, making the “Think Deeper” tool accessible to all users, not just those subscribed to Copilot Pro. Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, shared on X that this feature would be freely available and referred to it as truly magical.

    So, what exactly does the “Think Deeper” feature offer? It enhances the AI’s capacity to “think before it responds,” providing more advanced reasoning capabilities for various tasks, including career guidance, problem-solving, coding, and complex mathematical challenges. As a result, while it may take a bit longer—roughly around 30 seconds—for the AI to generate responses, it’s more informative and helpful. The feature, which utilizes OpenAI’s o1 model, is a significant advantage for users, especially since it comes at no cost.

    This isn’t the only upgrade Microsoft has implemented recently. The tech giant also updated the design of Copilot for Windows 10 and 11, including new functionalities like Copilot Voice and Copilot Vision. It will be interesting to see what other features may soon be available to the user base.

  • Microsoft Edge is Faster Than Chrome After Latest Update

    Did you know Edge is faster than Chrome in speed and resource allocation after Microsoft releases the latest update for their internet browser?

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