To allow websites to show pop-up windows in Microsoft Edge, you have to disable the browser's pop-up blocker. Here's how you do that on desktop and mobile.

Microsoft is back to pushing Edge onto users, launching it automatically and possibly prompting data imports without clear consent, frustrating many who feel their choice is disregarded.

Through a new pop-up, Microsoft Edge is yet again trying to steal data from Google Chrome, and it's rather sneaky too.

Edge Canary expands Scareware Blocker with new controls, blocking scam sites by default & sharing details with Defender SmartScreen.

Alongside this pop-up, there’s a pre-checked box that lets Edge automatically pull in data from other browsers like Chrome. Understandably, this tactic has stirred up frustration over how aggressively ...

Microsoft hasn’t given up on trying to get your Chrome data though, as a new update is rolling out that automatically starts Edge and offers to import your Chrome tabs.

If you're using Bing on the Microsoft Edge browser, you'll be greeted by a new banner if you search for Chrome Web Browser.