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Microsoft rolls out the latest Dev Channel update for Edge browser

Microsoft has rolled out the latest Dev Channel update for its Edge browser, version 133.0.3065.7. This release introduces several improvements, focusing prominently on the settings import feature, along with a range of fixes tailored for macOS, Android, and iOS users.

Key Additions and Improvements:

  • Enhanced Settings Import: ARIA labels have been added to the main buttons on the Import Settings page, improving accessibility and usability.

Fixes and Behavior Changes:

  1. General Issues:
    • Fixed a crash that occurred while using Copilot on Android devices.
    • Resolved an issue where a blank dialog appeared during the New Profile First Run Experience (FRE).
  2. Mac-Specific Fixes:
    • Addressed an issue where the ‘Close tab’ button remained visible even when the tab wasn’t selected.
    • Corrected overlapping text on data content pages in French.
    • Fixed a blank window problem that blocked new personal profile setups.
    • Resolved issues with the ‘Browser Task Manager’ not auto-scrolling when navigating via arrow keys.
    • Fixed problems accessing ‘Configure Super Drag and Drop.’
  3. Android-Specific Fixes:
    • Restored visibility to the top status bar on the “What’s New” page.
    • Fixed PDF loading issues when using certain links.
    • Resolved issues where the search box was obstructed by the keyboard and the bottom bar displayed improperly on the ZIP page.
    • Addressed unexpected reappearance of the Copilot icon in the address bar after turning Copilot off.
    • Corrected overlapping icons in the address bar and incomplete subtitles on the page info.
  4. iOS-Specific Fixes:
    • Resolved display issues when searching for blocked URLs and clicking the cancel icon.
    • Fixed errors on the Read Aloud page when opening external PDF files.

Availability:

Microsoft Edge Dev version 133.0.3065.7 is now downloadable through the official Edge Insider website. These improvements are set to be released to the Stable Channel during the week of February 6, 2025.

This update underscores Microsoft’s continued focus on refining the user experience, addressing platform-specific quirks, and improving overall functionality.

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