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Microsoft Edge could soon tell you which browser extensions are dragging you down – and let you speed things up with a click
Microsoft Edge has steadily been seeing improvements over the course of the year, and a fresh innovation in testing promises to boost the performance of the browser. It does so by keeping a close eye out for any misbehaving extensions which are consuming too much in the way of resources.
Microsoft Edge now alerts you when extensions slow down your PC
Browser extensions are useful because they bring additional functionality to your web browser, allowing you to do things like track price histories for online products, change CSS styling on certain pages,
Microsoft Edge Will Warn You About Slow Extensions
Microsoft has announced a new feature in testing for its Edge browser that will warn you when your installed browsing extensions start slowing things down.
Microsoft Edge will now warn you if an extension is hogging your resources
Microsoft Edge introduces an extension resource tracker to monitor performance impact. The feature alerts users when extensions consistently slow down the browsing experience. Users can enable the feature in Edge Canary by visiting the settings and restarting the browser.
Microsoft Tests New Feature for Edge That Warns Users About Slow Extensions
New Edge feature alerts users when browser extensions consume resources, aiming to enhance performance efficiency.
Microsoft Edge's new feature warns if Extensions drain browser Performance
Discover how Microsoft Edge's new feature helps to improve browser performance by identifying and addressing slow-loading extensions
Microsoft Edge tests browser extensions on performance issues
Microsoft is testing a new feature that checks Edge browser extensions for possible performance issues when visiting web pages. The goal is to improve the
Microsoft Edge will flag extensions causing performance issues
Microsoft is testing a new feature in the Edge browser called the "extension performance detector," which warns you when browser extensions cause performance issues on web pages you visit.
Microsoft Edge will flag Microsoft-based extensions as potential threats
Microsoft-based extensions are in the risk of being rendered unusable by Edge itself. The browser takes no prisoners, no matter their roots.
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How to take a quick break with the Surf game on Microsoft Edge
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I used Zen Browser for a week and I don't think I'll be going back to Chrome
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No More Hassle: Use These Browsers with Built-in VPN to Protect Your Privacy
A VPN is key to protecting your personal data. Fortunately, these browsers make choosing and using one easy with their ...
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