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Latest Stable Linux build of Edge crashes when I download something.
When I download something from the internet and When I click save as the browser crashes, using RPM linux build on Fedora and using the latest stable version at the time of writing this discussion version Version 143.0.3650.139 (Official build) (64-bit)
Edge now crashes bind due to it doing TCP DNS in the clear
Not sure if there is a option to turn this off on Edge as I have not looked. So all was fine with my setup I have BIND9.16.50 I have Acrylic DNS Proxy to send DNS to the bind server then the bind kept crashing and it seem Edge is now doing DNS by TCP in the clear if it can resulting Acrylic DNS Proxy to do DNS by TCP to bind I don't know why Microsoft has done this anyone know? After some testing to stop BIND from crashing you need to increase a added option for “tcp-clients” I set to 1000 the default was 150
Installation Issue in Microsoft Edge
In my Machine i currently have Microsoft Edge for MAC 143.0.3650.80, and I am trying to update the app Microsoft Edge for MAC 143.0.3650.96 through the PKG installer from the website. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/business/download?form=MA13FJ https://msedge.sf.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com/filestreamingservice/files/39c16afe-6ffe-42f8-aa82-4dd057fcf1d5/MicrosoftEdge-143.0.3650.96.pkg The installation appears to be successful, but the app has not been updated. Upon checking the logs, it seems the installation was not completed and skipping PackageKit: Skipping component "com.microsoft.edgemac" (143.0.3650-143.0.3650-*) because the version 143.0.3650-143.3650.25121080-* is already installed at /Applications/Microsoft Edge.app. Is there any issue in above PKG installer? Can anyone help with this issue?
[tab-group feature suggestion] Add a 'current tab' notion in tab groups
I like the tab group feature to organize tabs, but clicking a tab group tab has a completely different user experience as clicking a non-grouped tab. By adding a current tab in a tab group, the user experience can be more unified: clicking a tab activates it (brings it to the foreground), clicking a tab group tab activates the current tab in the tab group. This allows for quickly swithing between the 'documentation' for the tab you're working with and the 'project' for the tab you're working with, for instance. The current functionality of 'expanding' the tab group can be moved to the right-click context menu.
Critical Translation Quality Regression in Edge Built-in Translator (KR/EN to CN) - Number Mismatch
Subject: Critical Translation Quality Regression in Edge Built-in Translator (KR/EN to CN) - Number Mismatch Issue Description: The built-in "Translate webpages" feature in Edge (Microsoft Translator service) is currently performing very poorly. Data Integrity Error: When translating from Korean/English to Chinese, numbers are frequently displaced or translated incorrectly. This completely changes the meaning of sentences and financial/technical data. Quality Issues: The general translation quality feels outdated and inferior compared to current LLM capabilities (like Copilot). Request: Please upgrade the built-in webpage translation interface to use a higher-quality model (or the newer AI-powered translation model). The current service is unreliable for reading serious content.Feature Request: Native option to switch tabs via mouse wheel on the tab strip
Many power users relied on extensions like "AutoControl" to switch tabs quickly by scrolling the mouse wheel while hovering over the tab strip. With recent extension changes, this is no longer possible via 3rd party tools. Request: Please add a native toggle in Settings to enable "Scroll tab strip to switch tabs". Why: Productivity: It is much faster than clicking tabs individually. Competitors: Vivaldi and Firefox (via settings) already support this. Accessibility: Reduces the need for precise clicks.Microsoft Edge to remember download directory for failed downloads
Hi, I am finding this issue very annoying when downloading files be it in bulk or individually, whenever a download fails (Couldn't download - Network issue*), when you click restart Microsoft Edge then ignores the directory in which you told it to download the file(s) to and then defaults to your C drive's Download directory. With Microsoft BOASTING as usual how excellent its apps/programs are, yet they suck a55 and are a huge drain on resources considering its just a bare bone browser vs others out there, but it pi55es me off every time Windows performs its forced updates, its always forcing Edge (and other Cr4pware) onto my computer and defaulting it and homepage/search engine to Microsoft Edge/Bing Search (which never gives you links you search for as top result vs Google), so I gave up having to keep manually changing it and stuck with it. But whenever a file fails to download it is VERY ANNOYING that for some stupid reason this so called excellent browser completely forgets the download directory you had set the file to download to and will automatically default to your C drive's Download folder. Forcing you to then manually move the downloaded file(s) back into the directory you had told it to download to in the first place. Which is VERY ANNOYING if you are downloading files in bulk. * This so called "Couldn't download - Network issue" is yet again another pathetic error report from Microsoft, the error has nothing to do with my Network nor the Host Server in which the file(s) is downloading from. This ERROR is caused within this so called EXCELLENT BROWSER from Microsoft, when loading up other websites or basically using it as intended to browse the web, it comes to loading up pages and when it is doing so, it then interferes with the file(s) you are downloading. Then it gives up downloading and your forced to restart your download(s) again, thus it AUTOMATICALLY downloads to your C Drive's Download Folder rather than the Directory you told tat file to download to. And before I get some "Microsoft Expert" replying, NO, I am not asking how to change the directory which my downloads go to. The problem is, when telling a file to download to a directory you told it to download to, when it fails and you restart your download, it completely ignores where you told it to download to and defaults to your C Drives Downloads Folder. The whole purpose of having the ability to tell the browser where to save your downloads to is so that they actually download to that folder/directory you created. It becomes VERY ANNOYING when downloading files that are broken down into parts (if the overall file itself is large), these parts must be in the set directory so that when you extract your download, they extract to that directory. And as you should know, apps/programs will not function if any of its files are not located in the correct directory. So why is it Microsoft who are supposed to be "experts" failed to pick up on this flaw, I won't go into the many other problems with this browser. As for now, my main annoyance is this.Impossible de synchroniser Edge
Bonjour, Je n'arrive pas à synchroniser mes appareils sur edge (pc fixe, pc portable et smartphone android) malgré mon abonnement à 365 Business Premium. J'ai le message suivant qui s'affiche : "votre organisation a désactivé la synchronisation pour cet appareil". Ce problème est apparu il y a quelques semaines alors que ca marchait avant, je n'ai rien modifié. Pourriez vous m'aider à comprendre d'où vient le probleme? Merci beaucoup! English translation: Unable to sync Edge Hello I can't sync my devices on edge (desktop, laptop and android smartphone) despite my subscription to 365 Business Premium. I get the following message: "your organization has disabled synchronization for this device". This problem appeared a few weeks ago when it worked before, I haven't changed anything. Could you help me understand where the problem comes from? Thank you very much!Block Microsoft from running experiments in the Microsoft Edge browser
Browsers like Firefox, Chrome or Microsoft Edge come with built-in functionality to run experiments. Browser makers like Mozilla or Google may enable or disable features or changes in select browsers; this is often used to A-B test features or get early feedback on new implementations. While most users may not even notice that experiments are running in their browsers, it happened in the past that experiments caused issues. The latest case was revealed in November when administrators from around the world reported that a Chrome experiment would crash browsers in organizations worldwide. Negative side-effects of experiments are a problem for home users and business users alike, and it is often desirable to disable or block experiments from being downloaded and run. Microsoft distinguishes between controlled feature rollouts and experiments in the company's new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge web browser. Both are made available to part of the user base when they start to roll out but similarities end here. Microsoft notes: Microsoft Edge builds have features and functionality that are still in development or are experimental. Experiments are like CFR, but the size of the user group is much smaller for testing the new concept. These features are hidden by default until the feature's rolled out or the experiment's finished. Experiment flags are used to enable and disable these features. System administrators may use the "Control communication with the Experimentation and Configuration Service" on pro and Enterprise editions of Windows 7, 8.1 or 10 to prevent experiments in the browser. Here is what is needed for that: Get the latest Microsoft Edge policy file from the Microsoft Edge Insider website. It is likely that the policies will become available natively eventually when Edge is released and integrated in Windows. Extract the file (first a cab, then a zip). Open Windows > Admx. Copy the two .admx template files to C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\. Open the language folder that matches the system language and copy the .adml files to the corresponding language folder of C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\ Open Start, type gpedit.msc and hit the Enter-key to open the Group Policy Editor. Consult this Docs page on the Microsoft website for additional scenarios, e.g. when domain controllers are used. Open Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Microsoft Edge. Open the policy "Control communication with the Experimentation and Configuration Service" policy. Set the policy to Enabled. Set it to either "Retrieve configurations only" or "Disable communication with the Experimentation and Configuration Service". Retrieve will download configuration payloads only, disable won't download or enable them. The behavior of not configuring the policy differs depending on whether it is a managed or unmanaged device. Managed devices will download the configuration only while unmanaged devices will retrieve configurations and experiments. Source
