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This feature COULD BE the one mentioned in a Chromium bug, which would allow you to search for phrases within the page itself, basically making the text inside pages searchable:
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@Leopeva64
here's the chromium bug for this I think. The original was opened in 2009 and made googlers only or archived
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It will be possible to install extensions in Edge for Android!:
The "Read Aloud" button has also been added to Edge for Android:
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Chrome's 3-dot menu now has icons (Canary), this is part of Chrome's 2023 refresh:
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It looks like Microsoft will let you remove some of Edge's features:
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I wonder what other features will be included in that section in the future... Games? E-tree? 🤔
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Microsoft has brought back the flag that enables the Mica effect in Edge (latest Canary build):
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Microsoft has removed the flag that enabled the Mica effect in the titlebar and in the toolbar, I thought it was because they had enabled this effect by default... but no 🤔
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As part of Chrome's 2023 refresh, Google has increased (a bit) the height of Chrome's bookmarks bar, and they've also increased the padding between the icons:
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The flag to enable Mica is now available in Edge Stable, but the border around the website doesn't have Mica yet, a fix for this is already being tested, you can force this fix with a command line flag👇
--enable-features=msVisualRejuvMicaCentralContainer
This has been fixed in the latest Edge Canary build, the border around the website now also uses Mica:
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There's a new toggle in the "Customize Chrome" panel that allows the Chrome theme color to match the Windows accent color (Canary):
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A new section on the Settings page could let you control how much RAM Edge can use, you can also choose whether this control is activated only when you are playing a game or always:
There's a new option on the Settings page that lets you decide whether the new "Game view" pane opens automatically when you switch from a PC game to Microsoft Edge:
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In Edge Canary Microsoft is testing a full black background for the tab strip, toolbar, favorites bar, vertical tabs and sidebar, here's a comparison between the Dev and Canary versions (the first two screenshots have the Mica effect enabled):
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In Chrome Canary now all pages are "installable", Google has added a new "Install page as app..." item to the Save and share submenu:
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Chrome will soon allow any site to be "installable" on Windows and other platforms, and the dialog to install them will be a bit different, here's a comparison between the current dialog for installing web apps and the new "universal" dialog:
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There is a new 'Edge for Gamers' toggle on the Appearance page (Canary), after enabling it you are automatically redirected to the themes section of the Add-ons Store and the Discord and Twitch apps are also automatically added to the Sidebar:
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Chrome's New Tab page will have a new module with tabs from your other devices, and Google will promote the use of extensions to customize the browser, there will be a new "Extensions" card in the Customize Chrome panel:
There's a feature in Chrome that allows the browser theme color to change depending on the wallpaper of the NTP, but it only works with images from the "Customize Chrome" panel, well, in Chrome Canary now this feature also works with your own images:
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This has been fixed in the latest Edge Canary build, the border around the website now also uses Mica:
@Leopeva64
The margin around the website border still does not have mica, and tooltips are not rounded and don't have acrylic
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It looks like Copilot on Windows and Edge is already using GPT-4o, a couple of hours ago I noticed that the responses were faster, for now "More balanced" is the only option available in conversation styles:
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In Chrome Canary now the color of the browser theme is also applied to the background of menus, dialogs, bubbles, tooltips and hover cards, the change is more noticeable when using colors like orange or green:
In Chrome Canary there is a subtle change in the menus, the color of the text now matches the Chrome theme color, it is more noticeable in some colors than in others:
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That was fast!, Mica effect has already been added to Chrome Canary's titlebar (I recommend clicking the link to see the GIF in its original quality):
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Edge finally supports the AVIF image format! (In Edge Canary):
Microsoft will finally add support for the AVIF image format in Edge (Chrome supports this format for quite some time),...
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Microsoft is testing a taller address bar on Edge Canary, this is being tested as a "controlled rollout", here is a comparison of the address bar on two different devices (both have the same version of Edge Canary):
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Google has quietly added a new "Auto-verify" page in Chrome Settings, Chromium developers call this feature "anti-abuse" and it was added in February, but I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere:
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In Chrome Canary there is a subtle change in the menus, the color of the text now matches the Chrome theme color, it is more noticeable in some colors than in others:
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Microsoft has made some of the Edge menus faster thanks to a WebUI 2.0 architecture migration, but something I've noticed is that in these menus the Acrylic effect no longer works:
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I just discovered this new option to rewrite text with Bing AI in Edge:
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In Edge Canary Microsoft is already TESTING the option to reorder the Sidebar buttons (the feature has some bugs right now), many users had requested this option:
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It is now possible to add files to the Windows Copilot chat box, you can use the "Add a file" button or just drag and drop the file:
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The "Notebook" entry also appears in the "More Options" menu in Windows Copilot:
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The tooltip for the Bing button has been updated in Edge Canary, the title is now "Bing Chat" (previously it was "Discover"), also the Bing Chat pane has a new background color and a logo on the top, and Microsoft now calls it "Windows Copilot":
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Four months ago, Google added an option to "COPY video frame" in YouTube's pop-up menu (the one that appears when you double right click on the video), well, Google has now added an option to SAVE the video frame:
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@WindowsLatest
Something not mentioned in the article is that this feature comes from upstream Chromium, it's been available in Chrome for some time now.
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Here's a comparison between Mica on Edge and Mica Alt on Chrome Canary:
That was fast!, Mica effect has already been added to Chrome Canary's titlebar (I recommend clicking the link to see the GIF in its original quality):
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A few weeks ago, Microsoft started working on "instanced system media controls for web apps", well, this feature already works in Chrome Canary, now each PWA has its own media controls box and you can switch between them easily:
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In fact, this new feature will be implemented by Microsoft engineers working on the Chromium project, so of course it will also be available in Edge 😅
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There's a feature in Chrome that allows the browser theme color to change depending on the wallpaper of the NTP, but it only works with images from the "Customize Chrome" panel, well, in Chrome Canary now this feature also works with your own images:
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Another (small) improvement in Chrome PWAs, their icon now appears in the title bar, this change was also implemented by Microsoft engineers:
A few weeks ago, Microsoft started working on "instanced system media controls for web apps", well, this feature already works in Chrome Canary, now each PWA has its own media controls box and you can switch between them easily:
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Google has now added colors to the separators in the different Chrome menus (Canary):
In Chrome Canary there is a subtle change in the menus, the color of the text now matches the Chrome theme color, it is more noticeable in some colors than in others:
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Google has started working on a "super secret" Chrome UI refresh for 2023
"Super secret, totally not public ChromeRefresh2023 flag"
"Chrome2023Refresh Buttons initial infrastructure
Adding some properties for initial Button changes
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Apparently one of the options of Chrome's new "Organize Tabs" feature will be the automatic creation of tab groups, after organizing tabs into different groups, Chrome will allow you to rename them, this is what this option currently looks like in Canary:
"Create group" will be one of the options in Chrome's new "Organize Tabs" menu, the button for this purpose already appears in the Canary version, although for now it is just a placeholder:
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In the latest Edge Canary build Microsoft is testing an animation on the address bar text when the bar is in focus 😁:
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Microsoft has added another option in the new Thumbnail view of the Favorites flyout, "Large thumbnail" (Small and Medium were the only options available until now):
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Thumbnails in the favorites flyout now show an image of the site itself, these images are not fixed and change from time to time (depending on the information the site sends):
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As part of Chrome's 2023 refresh, Google will change the design of the toggles, this is how they would look like:
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There's a feature in Edge that lets you rewrite text using AI, well, Google is working on a similar feature for Chrome, on Gerrit it's called "Compose" and, just like in Edge, there will be a bubble with options to change the tone and length of the text:
There is now a toggle on the Settings page to enable/disable the "rewrite text" feature:
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@WinObs
A pleasant surprise in the build released today in Canary (86.0.593.0), Microsoft has started testing the "Tab preview" feature 👀
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The first version of the feature that will allow you to preview links is now available in Chrome Canary, you just have to hover over the link and the preview is displayed:
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..basically this new feature would show you a preview of the page (after clicking or hovering over the link), several options are mentioned in the doc, including being able to open the preview in a new tab or in the Side panel:
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According to this article Microsoft is testing options to resize and unpin the Windows Copilot pane:
But the images in the article are actually of a new "version 2.1" of Edge Copilot that Microsoft is testing in Canary...
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This new flag is available in the latest Edge Canary build for Android, more screenshots:
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The "Ask Bing AI" entry in the mini menu (and also in the context menu) has been renamed to "Ask Copilot", Microsoft has also changed the icon:
A small change to the "Ask Bing Chat" button label, it is now "Ask Bing AI":
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Google is preparing a change to the Chrome Side Panel UI, the different entries (Bookmarks, Reading Mode, History, etc.) will no longer be displayed in a combobox, instead, the names of the entries and their corresponding icons will be displayed directly in the Side Panel header:
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For some time now Google has been working on a new UI for Global Media Controls in ChromeOS, well, that new UI will also come to other platforms, the flag to enable these new controls is already available in Chrome Canary for Windows (until now it was only available on ChromeOS):
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Microsoft is testing an option that will cause controversy: when you click the "close" button of the last open tab, the browser doesn't close but instead switches to the NTP:
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Microsoft has added a flag to enable the "Compose" feature (Edge Canary) but, AFAIK, this feature is already available to all users by default (at least in Canary and Dev):
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Here's another example of Edge's video translation feature, this time with a female voice (the AI uses female voices if the voice in the video is female), the first video has the original audio and the second the dubbed audio:
After many attempts and multiple crashes I was finally able to make a short recording of Edge's video translation feature, in the first video you can hear the original audio and in the second you can hear Edge's AI-powered translation:
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(1/3) The new Lens UI in Chrome now has an animation that is similar to what you see when you activate Android's "Circle to Search" (in case there was any doubt that this feature will be Chrome's version of "Circle to Search"):
Google has slightly modified how the new Lens UI works in Chrome, now the background behind the screenshot is blurred and there is a Lens icon following the pointer to indicate that the selected region will be searched with Lens:
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"Wallpaper search" is now "Create theme with AI" (Chrome Canary):
Another option has been added to the new AI section of Chrome's Settings page, "Expanded theme gallery", apparently this toggle enables advanced wallpaper search options in the "Customize Chrome" panel:
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Chrome's new feature to generate AI wallpapers is now fully functional in Canary, here are some examples:
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The AI-generated themes in the "Inspiration" section can now be set as the browser theme (this didn't work before), and Google has added the toggle to hide that section:
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The new UI for Global media controls started working a couple of days ago in Canary, but it was missing one of the most iconic features, the scrubbing bar (that's why I hadn't shown them) well, today Google has added it, this is what it looks like:
The flag doesn't work yet so the new controls are not yet available in Windows, but here's what they look like on ChromeOS (image courtesy of
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There's a new toggle in Edge Canary to "Get the latest Microsoft Edge updates faster" (it's disabled by default):
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There is a 'bug' in Edge that enables the Mica material in the toolbar and favorites bar on normal horizontal tabs:
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There's a feature in Edge that automatically groups tabs when you drag and drop them, Microsoft is now testing a change to make it more obvious that tabs will be grouped, the change is most noticeable on Vertical Tabs.
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Edge now lets you decide whether Copilot automatically detects the source based on the question or responds to you using the current page in Edge:
Microsoft is testing a notification in the address bar that informs the user that Copilot can summarize the video, clicking on it will open the Copilot pane with the video summary:
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Frequently visited sites now appear on the starting page of split windows (Edge Canary), and there is a new "Learning toolkit" entry in the More tools sub-menu:
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Google will add a new button on the New Tab Page that will take you directly to the section where you can create themes with AI:
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Chrome's new feature to generate AI wallpapers is now fully functional in Canary, here are some examples:
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The flag to enable Fluent scrollbars is now available in Chrome Canary (it was added today):
This same change👆(wider thumbs and arrows) has just been implemented in Chrome Canary's Fluent (non-overlay) scrollbars, now they look almost the same in Chrome Canary and Edge Canary:
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There is a new flag in Chrome Canary to "enable instanced system media controls for web apps", this means that each PWA that plays audio will have its own media controls box in the OS (the browser will have a separate media controls box):
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Latest Edge Canary build has the Mica *Alt effect enabled by default, but this change definitely comes from upstream Chromium:
That was fast!, Mica effect has already been added to Chrome Canary's titlebar (I recommend clicking the link to see the GIF in its original quality):
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I just noticed that Microsoft has added three new plugins IN THE BING CHAT PANE, Adobe express, MathSolver and Spotify:
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"Recent activity" and "Plugins" sections in the Bing Chat pane:
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Microsoft has added a "Mute" button to Edge's media controls on the Windows taskbar (Canary):
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Microsoft is testing media controls for Edge on the Windows taskbar (Canary):
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It looks like Edge's "normal" (non-floating) tabs will have some small changes, the corners and hover effect (on inactive tabs) might be a little more rounded in the future, here's a comparison between Edge Stable and Edge Canary:
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Microsoft will make a SMALL change in Windows Copilot, the "Refresh" button will appear directly in the header, it will no longer be hidden in the ellipsis menu:
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Microsoft is testing media controls for Edge on the Windows taskbar (Canary):
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The new UI for Global Media Controls now also works in Edge (Canary), this updated UI started working a few days ago in Chrome Canary:
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I thought the author of the CL was a Microsoft engineer, but I haven't found any information about him, so now I'm not sure if this feature will be added by Microsoft or by Google itself, anyway, the important thing is that this effect will eventually come to Chrome.
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These are the first plugins available for Bing Chat:
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The "Customize" pane now has a new section for Chat plugins (Edge Canary):
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In Chrome Canary now the theme color is only applied to the active tab, the rest of the tab strip retains the Mica effect, here's a comparison between the Dev and Canary versions:
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Chrome uses Mica *Alt only on windows with a visible tabstrip, on windows without tabs (for example Dev tools) Chrome uses Mica, which is a less vibrant and colorful effect:
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Microsoft is testing a new button in the toolbar that, for now, all it does is focus the address bar, and there is already a post on Reddit asking how to disable it (apparently that USELESS button already appears in the stable version 🤦)...
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Google has also improved web app notifications in Chrome for Windows, in Canary and Dev these notifications now show the web app name and icon (instead of the browser name and icon), this is the commit 👇
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Another (small) improvement in Chrome PWAs, their icon now appears in the title bar, this change was also implemented by Microsoft engineers:
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Copilot in Edge Canary for Android has some changes, the questions and answers are no longer enclosed in a box and they now have a title ("You" and "Copilot"), here is a comparison between the Beta version and the Canary version:
The "Read Aloud" button has also been added to Edge for Android:
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Microsoft has already started enabling the Mica effect by default in Edge Canary for *some users (controlled rollout):
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The title bar and toolbar are no longer mentioned in the new description (although they are still mentioned in the title), and the part that warned about performance issues has been removed, this *could be in preparation for enabling this effect by default.
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And if you also want to test the Acrylic effect in Edge hubs, you have to use this command line flag:
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The author of this article always finds a way to bash Microsoft on every new feature they test for alleged privacy invasion 🤦, I guess bashing Microsoft generates more clicks and of course more 💲 🤷...
By
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- Microsoft is internally testing a feature that may raise new privacy concerns among Edge users. It wants to add improved copy-paste capabilities that require sending copied links to Microsoft.
#Microsoft
#Edge
#Privacy
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Microsoft is already working on this with Windows Copilot, these guys aren't doing anything new, they're just copying Microsoft.
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Edge's media controls on the taskbar now have buttons to seek backward or seek forward (Canary):
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Microsoft has added a "Mute" button to Edge's media controls on the Windows taskbar (Canary):
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Google has updated the navigation icons on the Chrome Settings page, here is a comparison between the Stable version and the Canary version:
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Google has changed the font of the 3-dot menu in Chrome Canary, instead of bold, it now uses a medium weight font, here is a comparison between Chrome Dev and Chrome Canary:
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There is a new accessibility option in Edge Canary, it's called "Page colors", unfortunately it doesn't work yet:
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Google has added the flag to enable Fluent OVERLAY scrollbars on Windows (Chrome Canary):
There has been significant progress in the implementation of Fluent OVERLAY scrollbars since my last tweet, Microsoft engineers have added rounded corners and native theme fluent, here's is what they look like now in Chrome Canary:
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@chromeunboxed
@michaelperrigo
The flag to enable this Chrome UI refresh is already available in Canary, and in this same version you can already see the changes in the design of the buttons, comboboxes, text fields, toggles and also when you hover over some of the buttons ('hover effect'):
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In Edge Canary there are now two flags to improve text contrast 🤷
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@ANorminalHuman
It was available in Edge for a few months, but the flag to enable it was removed, it will come back later when some bugs are fixed.
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@WindowsCentral
So you guys like to spread misinformation too 🤦♀️, I thought you were better than this...
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In Edge's tab groups (Vertical tabs) there are buttons to open a new tab and to open the group menu, well Microsoft wants to add these same buttons in the horizontal tabstrip so they are TESTING a mini-menu that appears when you hover over the group header
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Chrome's "Organize tabs" dialog now displays a loading animation similar to what you see in Google's AI-powered search results or in the Side panel (in case anyone still doubted that this feature will use AI 😅):
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The "Organize tabs" entry in Chrome's tab context menu now opens the dialog where you can rename the group or remove tabs, previously the group was created automatically when clicking on that entry (I showed it in another tweet):
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@winaero
Microsoft has removed the flag that enabled the Mica effect in the titlebar and in the toolbar, I thought it was because they had enabled this effect by default... but no 🤔
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Chrome for desktop will also have the option to "read aloud" articles, the initial implementation of this feature (in the Canary version) is pretty basic but it works, in this link you can see a video with the feature in action:
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The toolbar in Chrome's "Reading mode" (in the Side panel) will be replaced by a simple gear icon:
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New monoline icon for favorites folders in Edge Canary:
A few months ago I mentioned that Edge's password management dialog could be redesigned, well, the new dialog is now functional (in Canary and Dev), the main advantage of this dialog is that you can add or edit password notes:
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Chrome's omnibox will also be updated as part of Chrome's 2023 refresh:
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The flag to enable "Overlay scrollbars" in Chrome is back in version 117:
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Bing Chat will also be integrated into Edge's PDF reader:
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On another device where I have disabled the mini menu, the "Ask Bing Chat" item also appears in the main context menu, so it looks like the integration won't just be in the mini menu:
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The "Read Aloud" button has also been added to Edge for Android:
After being tested for some time in Edge Copilot, the "Read Aloud" feature is now being tested in Windows Copilot, I think these features are added gradually via server so not all users will have the "Read Aloud" button:
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After many attempts and multiple crashes I was finally able to make a short recording of Edge's video translation feature, in the first video you can hear the original audio and in the second you can hear Edge's AI-powered translation:
Edge's video translation feature will require a one-time language installation:
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