Microsoft plans to improve Settings navigation in Edge by adding quick setting suggestions and collapsible sections.

In some ways, this is taking a leaf out of Chrome’s book, as Google’s browser has generally tighter organization when it comes to Settings (and even in its more cluttered parts, Chrome is certainly no worse than Edge).

Microsoft recently unveiled plans to clean up the increasingly labyrinthine Settings page in its Edge browser. First spotted by Windows Latest, you can see these plans for yourself if you head over to the official Microsoft 365 roadmap page and expand the description for the item labeled “Microsoft Edge: Elevating top settings and improving

Microsoft has announced a major overhaul of Edge’s settings in their roadmap. Check the changes we spotted in Edge Canary,

Microsoft is discontinuing its plans for a major redesign of the Edge browser that featured rounded tabs and was previewed last year. Although the full overhaul is scrapped, some design elements will remain as Microsoft continues to update Edge's look and feel to align with its overall design language,

Mozilla is extending Firefox 115's support on unsupported devices, including Windows 7, 8, and 8.1, and macOS 10.12 to 10.14, and will continue pushing important updates until April 1, 2025. Firefox 115.

Microsoft made a statement to Windows Central about its plans for the UI redesign that we first saw two years ago. The company didn't elaborate on why it scrapped the feature, but