Microsoft has introduced a new Copilot policy in Intune, allowing administrators to control the Copilot Chat button in Edge for Business. Starting with Edge version 141, the previous HubsSidebarEnabled policy will no longer affect the Copilot Chat button visibility. If used, admins should update their configuration.
Microsoft will retire the Editor extensions for Edge and Chrome. Writing assistance is being consolidated into Microsoft Edge’s built-in proofing, offering AI-powered grammar, spelling, and style checks without the need for separate extensions.
The Edge Management Service in the Microsoft Admin Center now includes a new Edge Monitoring Dashboard, which provides an overview of insights into your managed Edge instances and suggests actions you can take.
Admins now can set Intune policies via the Edge management service, alongside the existing cloud policies. This enables admins to deploy both browser policies in the cloud and Intune policies from a single pane.
Microsoft has retired the Work Feed in Edge New Tab. The Microsoft 365 Work feed is now history.
With the stable release of Microsoft Edge 135, Microsoft added a new Feature Usage sync type to Edge enterprise sync.
The new Outlook for Windows now opens links in emails via Edge for Business in the side-by-side view.
Copilot in Edge Mobile will be removed with the release of Edge Mobile 128 and will no longer work in the mobile app from September.
Edge for Business supports user-defined branding for the organization since March.
Similar to Outlook emails, Teams chats now support the side-by-side experience in the Edge browser.