Microsoft also plans to further integrate Edge with Windows. It’s similar to the Digital Wellbeing features on Android and iOS. For instance, you’ll know the type of website you spend your time more often. It will give you faster insights into your browsing and tabs history. The upcoming Microsoft Edge will also feature a new Tab Activity Center. Microsoft Edge will have its own take on “Digital Wellbeing” – The design will fit Windows 11 UI The feature is available for those running Microsoft Edge Insider build with the right flag enabled. This will allow you to view multiple apps at once without having to duplacte all the browser UI elements like the address bar. However, adding it to a browser that comes natively on Windows would make the offer more appealing.

Worth noting that this is already available in some browsers like Vivaldi. The biggest feature coming to improve productivity is a feature that allows you to view multiple tabs in a split-screen view. The new browser will feature a unique design that fits Windows 11 perfectly, visually and functionally.

The goal is exactly what its name suggests, Microsoft intends Edge to rise as a Phoenix against its competitors. The project is currently dubbed Project Phoenix (Yes, the one that rises from its ashes) and has been in the works since last summer. The new version is promising a lot with a new design and new features. The Redmond giant, is internally working on a new version of Edge. Apparently, an upcoming update for Microsoft Edge can make the browser even more productive. With internet browsers, the situation is not different. To be more productive, we’re always making a lot of tasks at once. Nowadays, for most users, productivity is everything.

The Project Phoenix represents a major rise for Edge

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