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Microsoft releases new Edge Dev update with a resizable Discover pane and more

Kevin Okemwa Kevin Okemwa
May 11, 2023
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Microsoft has released a new Edge Dev build update, coming in at version 115.0.1843.0. The update adds several new features as well as the usual reliability fixes and policies. Here’s everything you need to know about this release:

First up, the update ships with a new capability that lets users drag links anywhere in the Vertical Tabs area to open the link in a New Tab. Additionally, users can now resize the Discover pane in Edge.

Microsoft is also making it easier for macOS users to launch the spellcheck correction card with a new shortcut, that is, Control + Option + Command + Down. And finally, Enterprise users also get access to new policies like DiscoverPageContextEnabled policy. They’ll also have access to a new policy designed to help them configure recommended settings dialogs.

We invite you to check out the full changelog over at Microsoft’s blog post for more information about the reliability fixes and policies that shipped with this new release. Be sure to also check out last month’s update in case you missed it.

The Edge build update should roll out to users automatically, however, if this is not the case, you can trigger the update manually by visiting Edge’s Settings menu, then click on Help and Feedback, select About Microsoft Edge, and then wait for the browser to download the update.

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