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Microsoft Edge is a web browser developed by Microsoft and is the successor to Internet Explorer. It includes new features such as support for extensions, a reading mode, and better integration with Microsoft's services.

Microsoft Edge is currently available on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, macOS, iOS and Android operating systems.

Yes, you can import your bookmarks, browsing history, and other data from Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer into Microsoft Edge.

Yes, Microsoft Edge supports extensions which can be downloaded from the official Microsoft Store.

The Reading View feature in Microsoft Edge allows users to view articles on the web in a simplified layout which removes distractions such as advertisements and other formatting. This helps users to focus on the main content of the article.

To change your default search engine in Microsoft Edge, go to your settings and click on "Privacy & Security". From there, scroll down until you find "Address bar and search" then click on "Manage search engines". You can then select your preferred search engine from the list or add a new one manually.

Yes, Microsoft Edge has a built-in password manager which can save and autofill your login information for websites.

Microsoft claims that Microsoft Edge is faster than other browsers, particularly when it comes to loading web pages and using modern web technologies such as JavaScript.

Yes, Microsoft Edge is designed for both personal and enterprise use, and includes features such as group policies and integration with Microsoft's enterprise services.

Microsoft Edge, like most web browsers, collects data such as your browsing history and search queries. However, you can opt out of data collection by going to your settings and clicking on "Privacy & Security".