Microsoft has been… let’s say “aggressive” when it comes to trying to get Chrome users to give Microsoft Edge a shot, and its latest effort is a huge new pop-up that tries to get users to ...

That’s why Microsoft Edge is using AI to help users spot when someone’s trying to frighten them into downloading malware or giving up sensitive information.

Microsoft is jumping on the AI browser bandwagon with new Copilot features for Edge.

This isn't just about Edge, either, but Microsoft trying to drum up users for OneDrive, its Microsoft Account, Copilot, and other services besides with nudges, recommendations, pop-up prompts and ...

Understandably, Microsoft wants to fight this — and it’s doing so with a new Scareware Blocker feature in Edge, which was first announced in November at the 2024 Ignite conference. According ...