Check to see if you have Microsoft Edge on your device by looking for the icon on your taskbar or searching for it in your applications list. If you don't have it on your device, go to Download and Install Microsoft Edge.

Learn how to view and delete your browser history and other history in Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft Edge update settings control how the browser receives and installs updates to ensure security, performance, and reliability. You can manage automatic updates, understand restart behavior, and learn how Microsoft Edge updates through Windows Update or Edge auto update feature.

Microsoft Edge is the faster, more secure browser recommended by Microsoft. With improved security, privacy, speed, and ease of use, Microsoft Edge surpasses the experience you’ve come to know with Internet Explorer.

Find how-to articles, videos, and training for Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft 365, Windows 11, Surface, and more.

Learn how to change default apps and protocol handlers in Windows, including an example about how to configure the default browser.

Microsoft Edge offers better protection and privacy, and can sync your favorites, passwords, and more across your desktop and mobile devices. How do I set my home page? How do I set my search engine? How do I block ads? How do I close Microsoft Edge? Why is Microsoft Edge draining my battery?

Find out which version of Microsoft Edge you are using to troubleshoot issues, check compatibility, and confirm updates. Learn how to check your Microsoft Edge version from browser settings, the About page, or the Edge menu. This article explains how to find and verify your Microsoft Edge version. Here's how:

Seamlessly transition to Microsoft Edge by importing your favorites, preferences, and other browsing data from Internet Explorer. Get world-class performance, more privacy, and better productivity while you browse. Microsoft Edge is available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

Use a modern browser like Microsoft Edge, which can help block malicious websites and prevent malicious code from running on your computer. Windows has a firewall already built in and automatically turned on. Avoid streaming or downloading movies, music, books, or applications that do not come from trusted sources. They may contain malware.