The guide to Edge's privacy and security features

Microsoft Edge, initially launched in 2015 as a successor to Internet Explorer, has been gaining popularity due to its modern design, enhanced performance, and focus on privacy and security. Rebuilt on the Chromium engine in 2020, Edge offers a range of privacy features, such as tracking prevention and InPrivate browsing, and security features like Microsoft Defender SmartScreen to protect against online threats. The browser allows users to manage cookies, passwords, and browsing history to maintain control over their digital footprint. Despite its robust privacy measures, concerns about data collection persist. Edge also supports device identification to enhance security and prevent fraud while respecting user privacy. Its compatibility with a wide array of extensions from both the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store and the Chrome Web Store further enhances its functionality.

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